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@pranjal-jain/react-native-chooser

v2.0.0

Published

Simple Cross platform SELECT tag for React-Native

Downloads

3

Readme

React Native Chooser

npm npm Travis Commitizen friendly

Simple yet fully customizable select menu for React Native.

  • Simple: Alot of optional inputs makes it easier to use as you only need to pass inn data for a simple version.
  • Customizable: All elements can be changed to you what you need. Custom components can be added.
  • Standards: Everything is after React`s latest standards.
  • iOS and Android: Supports both platforms out of the box.

PLEASE NOTE: BREAKING CHANGES IN V2.

Version 1 documentation here

Migration from v1 to v2 here

Installation

npm i react-native-chooser --save

or

yarn add react-native-chooser

Usage


import React, { Component } from 'react';
import {Select, Option} from "react-native-chooser";

import {
  AppRegistry,
  StyleSheet,
  Text,
  View
} from 'react-native';

export default class AwesomeProject extends Component {

  onSelect(data) {
    alert(data);
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <View style={styles.container}>
        <Select
            onSelect = {this.onSelect.bind(this)}
            defaultText  = "Select Me Please"
            style = {{borderWidth : 1, borderColor : "green"}}
            textStyle = {{}}
            backdropStyle  = {{backgroundColor : "#d3d5d6"}}
            optionListStyle = {{backgroundColor : "#F5FCFF"}}
          >
          <Option value = {{name : "azhar"}}>Azhar</Option>
          <Option value = "johnceena">Johnceena</Option>
          <Option value = "undertaker">Undertaker</Option>
          <Option value = "Daniel">Daniel</Option>
          <Option value = "Roman">Roman</Option>
          <Option value = "Stonecold">Stonecold</Option>
          <Option value = "Rock">Rock</Option>
          <Option value = "Sheild">Sheild</Option>
          <Option value = "Orton">Orton</Option>

        </Select>
      </View>
    );
  }
}

Props

Props for Select

| Prop Name | Data Type | Default Values | Description | |-----------------|-----------|-----------------|--------------------------------------------------| | onSelect | function | null | function that executes on selection of an option | | defaultText | string | Click To Select | Text to show as default text | | style | object | null | To style the select box. | | backdropStyle | object | null | To style the overlay | | textStyle | object | null | To style the text shown in the box | | optionListStyle | object | null | To style the selection box | | transparent | boolean | false | To set the transparent prop on Modal | | animationType | string | "none" | To set the animationType prop on Modal | | indicator | string | "none", "up" or "down" | "none" | To enable an indicator arrow | | indicatorColor | string | "black" | The color of the indicator arrow | | indicatorSize | number | 10 | The size of the indicator arrow | | indicatorStyle | object | null | To style the indicator arrow | | selected | string | null | Give it same value as you give to Option | | selectedStyle | object | null | Apply styles to the selected Option |

Functions for Select

| Function Name | Description | |-----------|-----------| | setSelectedText(text) | Set default text in the select option, often used to reset text.|

Props for Option

| Prop Name | Data Type | Default Values | Description | |-----------|-----------|----------------|---------------------------------------| | style | object | null | To style each option | | styleText | object | null | To style the text shown in the option |

Demo

IOS and Android:

Contributions

Your contributions and suggestions are heartily♡ welcome. (✿◠‿◠)