@perrymitchell/react-native-prompt
v1.1.0
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A cross-platform prompt component for React Native.
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react-native-prompt
A cross-platform prompt component for React Native.
Installation
$ npm install react-native-prompt --save
Demo
| iOS | Android | | --- | ------- | | | |
Basic Usage
import Prompt from 'react-native-prompt';
// Inside render()
<Prompt
title="Say something"
placeholder="Start typing"
defaultValue="Hello"
visible={ this.state.promptVisible }
onCancel={ () => this.setState({
promptVisible: false,
message: "You cancelled"
}) }
onSubmit={ (value) => this.setState({
promptVisible: false,
message: `You said "${value}"`
}) }/>
Please refer to the full working example here.
API
Props:
visible
(boolean) -- Whentrue
, the prompt is displayed, closes otherwisetitle
(string, required) -- The title text of the promptplaceholder
(string) -- The placeholder text of the promptdefaultValue
(string) -- The default value of the promptonCancel
(function, required) -- Function that is called when user cancels promptonSubmit
(function, required) -- Function that is called with user's value when they submitsubmitText
(string) -- The string that is displayed on the submit button (defaults to "OK")cancelText
(string) -- The string that is displayed on the cancel button (defaults to "Cancel")onChangeText
(function) -- Function that is called with user input when it changes.textInputProps
(Object) -- Additional props on the input element
Testing
Install dev modules:
npm install
Run tests
npm test
Changelog
1.0.0
- Updates
value
whendefaultValue
changes. (Thanks https://github.com/vessp) - Removes unnecessary
flex: 1
style. (Thanks https://github.com/stevehollaar)
0.18.6
- Adds
textInputProps
to allow additional props to be passed to the input element. Thanks @yueshuaijie!