About Pagination about react-native-web-swiper

[oxyii]

@chayancbnits Pagination? You mean manual triggering slides changing? Or custom numeric dots? If custom dots then you must implement DotComponent prop. Something like this:

<Swiper
  controlsProps={{
    dotsTouchable: true, // <- pass onPress prop func to your DotComponent ?
    DotComponent: ({ onPress, index, isActive }) => (
      <Text style={isActive ? styles.activeDot : styles.dot} onPress={onPress}>
        {index+1}
      </Text>
    ),
  }}
>
  <View slide1 />
  <View slide2 />
</Swiper>

and if manual triggering:

export default SomeComponentClass extends React.Component {
  swiperRef;

  render() {
    return (
      <View>
        <Swiper ref={swiperInstance => this.swiperRef = swiperInstance}>
          <View slide1 />
          <View slide2 />
          <View slide3 />
        </Swiper>
        <Button
          onPress={() => this.swiperRef && this.swiperRef.goTo(2)}
          title="go to third"
        />
      </View>
    );
  }
}

[chayancbnits]

Pagination is the process of separating print or digital content into discrete pages. For print documents and some online content, pagination also refers to the automated process of adding consecutive numbers to identify the sequential order of pages.

For example I have total 50 items, At first time I have to show 10 items show for swipe , when I have to swiped each items, when I have swipe 9th number item for show 10th number item and as well as a rest API call for next 11 to 20 item get from sever and appended previous items.

[oxyii]

@chayancbnits sorry but this swiper is not suitable for your tasks. And lazy loading is not planned at all because it will entail a whole set of functionality and a lot of errors that are so far from the functionality of the swiper. E.g. including VirtualizedList. Without it, loading will be slower with each iteration... I am not ready to support all this )))
You can use RN components such a FlatList and adjust the scroll position based on touch events. ScrollView props already built in FlatList. So you can try to use ScrollView's touches props inside FlatList. leecade's react-native-swiper src can helps.