EpoxySwipeCallback

interface EpoxySwipeCallback<T : EpoxyModel<Any!>!> : BaseEpoxyTouchCallback<T>

onSwipeCompleted	`abstract fun onSwipeCompleted(model: T, itemView: View!, position: Int, direction: Int): Unit` Called after `#onSwipeReleased(EpoxyModel, View)` if the swipe surpassed the threshold to be considered a full swipe. The view will now be animated off screen.
onSwipeProgressChanged	`abstract fun onSwipeProgressChanged(model: T, itemView: View!, swipeProgress: Float, canvas: Canvas!): Unit` Once a view has begun swiping with `#onSwipeStarted(EpoxyModel, View, int)` it will receive this callback as the swipe distance changes. This can be called multiple times as the swipe interaction progresses.
onSwipeReleased	`abstract fun onSwipeReleased(model: T, itemView: View!): Unit` Called when the user has released their touch on the view. If the displacement passed the swipe threshold then `#onSwipeCompleted(EpoxyModel, View, int, int)` will be called after this and the view will be animated off screen. Otherwise the view will animate back to its original position.
onSwipeStarted	`abstract fun onSwipeStarted(model: T, itemView: View!, adapterPosition: Int): Unit` Called when the view switches from an idle state to a swiped state, as the user begins a swipe interaction with it. You can use this callback to modify the view to indicate it is being swiped.

EpoxyModelTouchCallback	`abstract class EpoxyModelTouchCallback<T : EpoxyModel<Any!>!> : EpoxyTouchHelperCallback, EpoxyDragCallback<T>, EpoxySwipeCallback<T>` A wrapper around `androidx.recyclerview.widget.ItemTouchHelper.Callback` to enable easier touch support when working with Epoxy models.
SwipeCallbacks	`abstract class SwipeCallbacks<T : EpoxyModel<Any!>!> : EpoxySwipeCallback<T>`