When the views take in props, and are updated, swiper shows incorrect data/text and the page dots don't update until the user swipes.

Which OS ?

iOS 11

Version

Which versions are you using:

• react-native-swiper 1.5.13
• react-native v0.52.0

Expected behaviour

When the props change, the views simply update the appropriate data, and do not change text/show inaccurate information for the specific view.

Actual behaviour

Updating the state seems to go berserk for which view is visible.

How to reproduce it>

        <Swiper
          style={styles.wrapper}
          showsButtons={false}
          dot={<View style={styles.dot} />}
          activeDot={<View style={styles.activeDot} />}
        >
          <BalanceView
            balance={this.props.totalBalance}
            headerText="Total Balance"
            isLoading={false}
          />
          <BalanceView
            balance={this.props.availableBalance}
            headerText="Available Balance"
            isLoading={false}
          />
          <BalanceView
            balance={this.props.pendingBalance}
            headerText="Pending Balance"
            isLoading={false}
          />
        </Swiper>

What happens is, props update from 0,0,0 for all the balances, to the correct values.
ISSUES:
The text changes from "Total Balance" to "Pending Balance", without swiping.
The dots (there are 3, where the first one is the one selected) do not update to the third view (which they shouldn't)
Swiping left or right then shows the correct data, but swiping left or right from the first index, goes back to the first index again with correct data.

Steps to reproduce

Pass props into the Views of Swiper, and have the prop change after some time. The data does not update, and remain on the same index correctly.

Start with the Swiper component and the supplied BalanceView reproduction, where props change after the initial render. Trace how the current index, displayed child data, and page dots respond to prop updates; done means each view keeps its index and text, and the dots remain on the first view until the user swipes.