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<ul class="SwipeableList">
  <li id="list-item-1" class="SwipeableList-item">
    <div class="SwipeableList-track">
      <div class="SwipeableList-content">Item One</div>
    </div>
  </li>
  <li id="list-item-2" class="SwipeableList-item">
    <div class="SwipeableList-track">
      <div class="SwipeableList-content">Item Two</div>
    </div>
  </li>
  <!-- ...more items... -->
</ul>

.SwipeableList {
  list-style: none;
}

.SwipeableList-item {
  /* Establishes a containing block for the absolutely positioned action
     icons (Step 3) and clips overflow during the row's removal
     animation (Step 4). */
  contain: content;
}

/* The track only becomes a scroll snap container after JS upgrades
   the row by adding `.is-initialized` (see Step 4). */
.SwipeableList-item.is-initialized .SwipeableList-track {
  /* Three full-width columns: left spacer | content | right spacer.
     Width is 100% of the track, so each column fills the viewport row. */
  display: grid;
  grid-template-columns: 100% 100% 100%;

  /* Horizontal scroll only; vertical overflow is clipped so the
     reveal stays inside the row. */
  overflow: scroll clip;

  /* Prevent the swipe from chaining into the page scroll or browser
     back-gesture on iOS/Android. */
  overscroll-behavior-x: none;

  /* Hide the scrollbar; the gesture is the affordance. */
  scrollbar-width: none;

  /* `mandatory` ensures the track always rests on a snap point
     (spacer or content), never partially scrolled. */
  scroll-snap-type: x mandatory;
}

/* Spacers act as the left and right snap targets, AND carry the action's
   reveal color. As the user swipes, the colored spacer slides into view,
   which is what the user sees behind the content. */
.SwipeableList-item.is-initialized .SwipeableList-track::before,
.SwipeableList-item.is-initialized .SwipeableList-track::after {
  content: '';

  /* `scroll-snap-align` is required to make this a valid snap target,
     but the specific value (`start`/`center`/`end`) doesn't matter here
     because each snap point spans the full width of the scroll
     container, so all alignments resolve to the same resting position. */
  scroll-snap-align: start;

  /* `hsl(0 65% 50%)` is an example value; pick whatever fits your
     design (red here signals "delete"; use a different color for
     archive, mark-as-read, etc.). */
  background-color: hsl(0 65% 50%);
}

.SwipeableList-content {
  /* The content sits above the action icons (Step 3), so it covers
     them until the user swipes. */
  position: relative;
  z-index: 2;

  /* Required to make the content a valid snap target (its resting
     position). As with the spacers above, the specific value doesn't
     matter because the snap points are full-width. */
  scroll-snap-align: start;

  /* The content must paint over the revealed spacer color. */
  background: Canvas;

  /* Row separator (example value; customize to taste). */
  border-bottom: 1px solid #eee;
}

/* Gate `scroll-initial-target` behind `.is-initialized` so it only
   applies once the track is actually a scroll container. Setting it on
   the content before then would let the property walk up to the nearest
   scrollable ancestor (typically the document) and shift the page's
   initial scroll position to bring this row's content into view. With
   the gate, the rule is only live when the row's own track can satisfy
   it, so the initial scroll happens inside the track as intended. */
.SwipeableList-item.is-initialized .SwipeableList-content {
  scroll-initial-target: nearest;
}

/* The track is the focusable scroll container, but its overflow is clipped
   so a default focus ring on the track itself would be invisible. Project
   the focus affordance onto the content element (which paints above the
   track) using `:focus-visible` on the track. */
.SwipeableList-track:focus-visible .SwipeableList-content {
  outline: auto;
  outline-offset: -2px;
}

/* Action icons painted on the list item. They're absolutely positioned
   inside the row (which is a containing block thanks to `contain: content`
   on `.SwipeableList-item` from Step 2) and sit at z-index 1, so the
   content element (z-index 2) covers them until the user swipes far
   enough. */
.SwipeableList-item.is-initialized::before,
.SwipeableList-item.is-initialized::after {
  /* Inline an SVG as the action icon. Replace this with whatever icon
     fits the action (archive, checkmark, clock, etc.). The `fill='white'`
     is baked into the SVG so it contrasts with the red spacer background;
     adjust if your background color is light. */
  --action-icon: url("data:image/svg+xml;utf8,<svg xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg' viewBox='0 0 24 24' fill='white'><path d='M9 3v1H4v2h1v13a2 2 0 0 0 2 2h10a2 2 0 0 0 2-2V6h1V4h-5V3H9zm0 5h2v9H9V8zm4 0h2v9h-2V8z'/></svg>");

  content: '';
  position: absolute;
  z-index: 1;

  /* The size (`width`) and insets (`left`/`right` below) are example
     values, tune them to match your row height and visual weight.
     The icon fills its box via `background-size: contain`, so changing
     `width` resizes it. */
  width: 1.5em; /* example value, adjust to taste */
  aspect-ratio: 1;
  top: 50%;
  translate: 0 -50%;

  /* Smooth transitions for the icon's visual states: the activate-point
     pop (`scale`, see `.is-activating` below) and the removal fade
     (`scale` + `opacity`, see `.is-removing` below). 0.2s is an example
     duration. */
  transition: scale 0.2s ease, opacity 0.2s ease;

  background: var(--action-icon) center / contain no-repeat;
}
/* Inset from the row edge (example values; adjust to match your layout). */
.SwipeableList-item.is-initialized::before { left: 1.5em; }
.SwipeableList-item.is-initialized::after  { right: 1.5em; }

/* Activating pop: scale the icon up when the user is past the visual
   activate point, so the row's affordance feels reactive. Toggled by JS
   in Step 4. */
.SwipeableList-item.is-activating::before,
.SwipeableList-item.is-activating::after {
  scale: 1.333;
}

/* Removal affordance: fade and shrink the icons as the row collapses.
   Driven by the `is-removing` class added in Step 4 at commit time;
   the existing `transition` on the icons animates the change. */
.SwipeableList-item.is-removing::before,
.SwipeableList-item.is-removing::after {
  scale: 0.5;
  opacity: 0;
}

/* Only show the icon on the *leading* side of the swipe; hide the
   trailing-side one. `data-swipe-direction` is set by JS in Step 4. */
.SwipeableList-item.is-activating[data-swipe-direction="left"]::after,
.SwipeableList-item.is-activating[data-swipe-direction="right"]::before {
  visibility: hidden;
}

// Per-item handles. Populated when an item is first lazily wired up; read by
// the outer viewport observer to start/stop the inner observer as items enter
// and leave the viewport.
const swipeObservers = new WeakMap();

// Outer observer: drives the entire swipe lifecycle off viewport visibility.
// On first entry, lazily wires the item up (`setupItem` reads layout-dependent
// values like `clientWidth`, which return 0 until the item is rendered). After
// setup, starts the inner observer. On exit, stops the inner observer so
// offscreen items don't track scroll positions.
const viewportObserver = new IntersectionObserver((entries) => {
  for (const entry of entries) {
    const item = entry.target;
    if (entry.isIntersecting) {
      const handle = swipeObservers.get(item) ?? setupItem(item);
      handle.observer.observe(handle.content);
    } else {
      const handle = swipeObservers.get(item);
      if (handle) handle.observer.unobserve(handle.content);
    }
  }
});

function setupItem(item) {
  const track = item.querySelector('.SwipeableList-track');
  const content = track.querySelector('.SwipeableList-content');

  // Upgrade the row into "swipeable" mode. This is the gate for all the CSS
  // from Steps 2 and 3 (the track becomes a snap container, the action icons
  // appear). Done *before* the inner observer is attached so the snap
  // container exists by the time intersection callbacks can fire.
  item.classList.add('is-initialized');

  // Tunable thresholds. `activateThreshold` is the visual feedback point
  // (icon pops). `commitThreshold` is the point of no return: once the
  // content is past this point of being off-screen, we commit even if the
  // user releases mid-gesture and the track snaps back. A low value (~0.2)
  // commits before the snap settles, so the remove animation can start
  // during the swipe.
  const activateThreshold = 0.8;
  const commitThreshold = 0.2;

  // One inner observer per item, rooted at the track. Vertical scrolling of
  // the outer list moves root and target together, so the callback only fires
  // for the horizontal swipe.
  const observer = new IntersectionObserver((entries, observer) => {
    const entry = entries.at(-1);
    const ratio = entry.intersectionRatio;

    // Direction the user is swiping toward. A positive offset from the
    // track's left edge means the content has been pulled right (left
    // spacer revealed), so the leading icon is on the left.
    const direction = (entry.boundingClientRect.x - entry.rootBounds.x) > 0
      ? 'left'
      : 'right';

    if (ratio < commitThreshold) {
      // The IO entry's boundingClientRect is the last reliable measurement
      // before the animation starts; reuse it for both the pre-collapse
      // height and the slide-off translate distance.
      removeItem(item, content, direction, entry);
      viewportObserver.unobserve(item);
      observer.disconnect();
      return;
    }

    // Scale up the leading icon while the content is past the activate
    // point; restore it at rest.
    item.classList.toggle('is-activating', ratio < activateThreshold);

    // Hold the previous direction at rest so the icon's exit animation
    // finishes on the side the user was swiping toward.
    if (entry.boundingClientRect.x !== entry.rootBounds.x) {
      item.dataset.swipeDirection = direction;
    }
  }, {
    root: track,
    threshold: [commitThreshold, activateThreshold],
  });

  // Return the handle without starting observation; the outer viewport observer
  // calls `observer.observe(content)` once the item is in view.
  const handle = {observer, content};
  swipeObservers.set(item, handle);
  return handle;
}

async function removeItem(item, content, direction, entry) {
  const opts = { duration: 300, easing: 'ease', fill: 'forwards' };

  const rect = entry.boundingClientRect;
  // Content's pixel offset from the track's left edge.
  const x = rect.x - entry.rootBounds.x;
  // Pixel distance the content needs to travel to be fully out of view.
  const translate = direction === 'left'
    ? rect.width - x
    : -(x + rect.width);

  // Use a combination of CSS transitions (for declarative styles) and
  // WAAPI animations (for computed values) to remove the element,
  // then await the completion of all of them.
  // Note: the content translate animation is important because the
  // height-collapse animation can otherwise finish before the browser's
  // smooth scroll-snap has scrolled the content fully off-screen.
  item.classList.add('is-removing');
  item.animate([{ height: `${rect.height}px` }, { height: '0px' }], opts);
  content.animate([{ translate: `${translate}px` }], opts);
  await Promise.allSettled(
    item.getAnimations({ subtree: true }).map((a) => a.finished),
  );

  // Safari has a scroll-latching bug: removing the node while the swipe
  // gesture's momentum is still resolving causes the next item (which
  // slides up into this one's place) to inherit the scroll and
  // immediately scroll itself off-screen. Detect Safari via
  // `GestureEvent` (a Safari-only API) and defer the actual DOM removal
  // until the gesture has fully settled. The 5s delay is conservative;
  // anything longer than the momentum tail is fine. Mark the row inert
  // so it can't be interacted with during the delay.
  if (globalThis.GestureEvent) {
    item.inert = true;
    setTimeout(() => item.remove(), 5000);
  } else {
    item.remove();
  }
}

function setupList(list) {
  // Observe items already in the list.
  for (const item of list.children) {
    if (item.matches('.SwipeableList-item')) {
      viewportObserver.observe(item);
    }
  }

  // Pick up items added later (initial render after data loads, infinite
  // scroll, server push). Removals don't need MutationObserver handling —
  // the commit branch above already unobserves the item before removing it
  // from the DOM.
  new MutationObserver((mutations) => {
    for (const mutation of mutations) {
      for (const node of mutation.addedNodes) {
        if (node.nodeType === Node.ELEMENT_NODE &&
            node.matches('.SwipeableList-item')) {
          viewportObserver.observe(node);
        }
      }
    }
  }).observe(list, { childList: true });
}

document.querySelectorAll('.SwipeableList').forEach(setupList);

if (ratio < commitThreshold) {
  const handler = direction === 'left' ? archiveItem : removeItem;
  handler(item, content, direction, entry);
  viewportObserver.unobserve(item);
  observer.disconnect();
  return;
}

.SwipeableList-item {
  /* Action color + icon per swipe direction. `--left-*` is revealed
     when the user swipes RIGHT (e.g., archive); `--right-*` is revealed
     when the user swipes LEFT (e.g., delete). */
  --left-action-color: hsl(140 50% 40%);
  --left-action-icon: url("…archive svg…");
  --right-action-color: hsl(0 65% 50%);
  --right-action-icon: url("…trash svg…");
}

.SwipeableList-item.is-initialized .SwipeableList-track {
  /* Split reveal: left half of the scrollable area gets the left-action
     color, right half gets the right-action color. `background-attachment:
     local` makes the gradient's positioning area the scrollable area
     (3x the visible width), so the default size fills it and the 50% hard
     stop lines up exactly with the midpoint of the resting content column.
     The track's color also stays continuous behind the content as it
     translates off, so the leading-direction color shows the whole way. */
  background-image: linear-gradient(
    to right,
    var(--left-action-color) 50%,
    var(--right-action-color) 50%
  );
  background-attachment: local;
}

/* Per-side icons read from the same variables. */
.SwipeableList-item.is-initialized::before { background-image: var(--left-action-icon); }
.SwipeableList-item.is-initialized::after  { background-image: var(--right-action-icon); }

// Hoist the feature detect so the conditional `ResizeObserver` below can be
// skipped entirely when the property is supported.
const needsScrollWorkaround = !CSS.supports('scroll-initial-target', 'nearest');

function setupItem(item) {
  // ...existing setup from Step 4...

  if (needsScrollWorkaround) {
    track.scrollLeft = track.clientWidth;
  }

  // ...attach the inner IntersectionObserver, etc.
}

const trackResizeObserver = needsScrollWorkaround
  ? new ResizeObserver((entries) => {
      for (const entry of entries) {
        entry.target.scrollLeft = entry.target.clientWidth;
      }
    })
  : null;

function setupItem(item) {
  // ...existing setup...

  if (needsScrollWorkaround) {
    track.scrollLeft = track.clientWidth;
    trackResizeObserver.observe(track);
  }

  // ...attach the inner IntersectionObserver, etc.
}

if (ratio < commitThreshold) {
  removeItem(item, content, direction, entry);
  viewportObserver.unobserve(item);
  if (needsScrollWorkaround) trackResizeObserver.unobserve(track);
  observer.disconnect();
  return;
}