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@nativescript-rtl/ui

v0.2.2

Published

Add right-to-left support to NativeScript framework

Downloads

3,827

Readme

@nativescript-rtl/ui

Add right-to-left UI support to NativeScript framework

Installation

to install plugin write:

NativeScript 7 and higher

tns plugin add @nativescript-rtl/ui

Support NativeScript older then version 7

tns plugin add @nativescript-rtl/[email protected]

Preview

| LTR | Layout | RTL | | :--- | :---: | ---: | | | AbsoluteLayout | | | | DockLayout | | | | GridLayout | | | | StackLayout | | | | WrapLayout | |

Properties

| Name | Default | Description | | :-- | :----- | :--------- | | isRtl | true | isRtl use to change layout direction by default is true that mean layout from right to left but you can change it to false that change layout direction from left to right |

CSS Properties

| Name | Default | Description | | :-- | :----- | :--------- | | direction | rtl | use to change layout direction by default is rtl that mean layout from right to left but you can change it to ltr that change layout to direction from left to right |

How to use

declare plugin in XML then use it.

<Page xmlns="http://schemas.nativescript.org/tns.xsd" xmlns:rtl="@nativescript-rtl/ui">
  <rtl:WrapLayout orientation="horizontal" width="210" height="210" backgroundColor="lightgray">
    <Label text="Label 1" width="70" height="70" backgroundColor="red"/>
    <Label text="Label 2" width="70" height="70" backgroundColor="green"/>
    <Label text="Label 3" width="70" height="70" backgroundColor="blue"/>
    <Label text="Label 4" width="70" height="70" backgroundColor="yellow"/>
  </rtl:WrapLayout>
</Page>

For Angular/Vue 'registerElement` must be used to register each RTL element

example: register elements in app.module.ts

import { registerElement } from "nativescript-angular/element-registry";
registerElement(
  "RGridLayout",
  () => require("@nativescript-rtl/ui").GridLayout
);
registerElement(
  "RWrapLayout",
  () => require("@nativescript-rtl/ui").WrapLayout
);
registerElement(
  "RAbsoluteLayout",
  () => require("@nativescript-rtl/ui").AbsoluteLayout
);
registerElement(
  "RDockLayout",
  () => require("@nativescript-rtl/ui").DockLayout
);
registerElement(
  "RStackLayout",
  () => require("@nativescript-rtl/ui").StackLayout
);

now you can use RGridLayout, RWrapLayout, RAbsoluteLayout, RDockLayout and RStackLayout in your angular project

example:

  <RWrapLayout orientation="horizontal" width="210" height="210" backgroundColor="lightgray">
    <Label text="Label 1" width="70" height="70" backgroundColor="red"></Label>
    <Label text="Label 2" width="70" height="70" backgroundColor="green"></Label>
    <Label text="Label 3" width="70" height="70" backgroundColor="blue"></Label>
    <Label text="Label 4" width="70" height="70" backgroundColor="yellow"></Label>
  </RWrapLayout>