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@ismnoiet/react-native-dropdown

v0.0.2

Published

The native dropdown menu for react native

Downloads

13

Readme

Getting Started

  1. Installation

    • Using npm: npm install --save @ismnoiet/react-native-dropdown
    • Using yarn: yarn add @ismnoiet/react-native-dropdown
  2. Link

    • Run react-native link @ismnoiet/react-native-dropdown
    • If linking fails, follow the manual linking steps

Usage

If you want a working example you can check this simple example, otherwise you can use the following example as a starting point.

import DropDownMenu from '@ismnoiet/react-native-dropdown'
<View style={{flex: 1, flexDirection: 'row'}}>
  <DropDownMenu
    style={{ height: 50, justifyContent: 'center', width: 300 }}
    data={['option1', 'option2', 'option3']}
    onChange={ (data)=>{ console.log(data);} }
    selectedRowBackgroundColor="#f4f7f9"
    selectedRowTextSize={20}
    titleBackgroundColor="#d93a47"
    selectedItemColor="#4caf50"
    highlightBackgroundColor="#e91e63"
    titleColor="#fff"
    tintColor="#e9e31e"
  />
</View>

API

| Property | Description | Type | |----------|:-------------:|----------| | data | an array containing dropdown menu data | Array | | onChange | a callback to be executed once the selected item changes | Function | | selectedRowBackgroundColor | background color for the currently selected row | String(must be a hex value) | | selectedRowTextSize | text size for the currently selected row | Number(by default 16) | | titleBackgroundColor | background color for the title | String(must be a hex value) | | selectedItemColor | selected item color | String(must be a hex value) | | highlightBackgroundColor | background color for the row that has been highlighted | String(must be a hex value) | | titleColor | color of the title | String(must be a hex value) | | tintColor | color of the arrow icon | String(must be a hex value) |

Todo

  • [ ] Add android support(coming soon!)
  • [ ] Impliment other necessary methods.
  • [ ] Improve the documentation.
  • [ ] Make the module cooler.

Acknowledgement

  • MKDropdownMenu, which this module is based on.

How to contribute ?

You are interested and want to contribute? Awesome, just consider the following steps:

  1. Fork this repository.
  2. Add and test the fixes/improvements you worked on to a seperate branch.
  3. Submit your pull request(PR).