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cashestate-react-native-input

v1.0.1

Published

A React Native TextInput with material style 😎

Downloads

3

Readme

Reinput

devDependency Status js-standard-style semantic-release npm

A React Native TextInput with material style 😎

Installation

npm install --save reinput

yarn add reinput

Motivation

Styling react-native inputs can be cumbersome. And most of them heavily relies onto the material design patterns. This style layer over the regular TextInput paves the way towards and easier and faster development.

We also expose a ReinputButton. Check the docs ;)

Usage

import Reinput from 'reinput'

const Input = () => (
  <View>
    <Reinput label='name' />
    <Reinput error='Handles error' />
    <Reinput label='name' value='control value from outside' />
    <Reinput label='name' defaultValue='initial value' />
    <Reinput label='name' onChangeText={/* any TextInput prop */} />
  </View>
)

Props

Input

Name | Type | Default :-------------------- |:------------------ |:---------- activeColor | String | color | String | #000000 fontFamily | String | fontSize | Number | 15 fontWeight | String or Number | normal height | Number | 64 marginBottom | Number | 8 marginLeft | Number | marginRight | Number | marginTop | Number | maxHeight | Number | minHeight | Number | onBlur | Function | onChangeText | Function | onContentSizeChange | Function | onFocus | Function | paddingBottom | Number | 8 paddingLeft | Number | 0 paddingRight | Number | 0 paddingTop | Number | 20 register | Function | noop

  • Register exposes the TextInput ref component out

Label

name | type | default :-------------------- |:------------------ |:------------------ label | String | labelActiveColor | String | #3f51b5 labelActiveScale | Number | 0.8 labelActiveTop | Number | -18 labelColor | String | #757575 labelDuration | Number | 200

Icon

Name | Type | Default :-------------------- |:------------------ |:---------- icon | Element | iconOverlay | Element |

Placeholder

Name | Type | Default :-------------------- |:----------------------- |:---------- placeholder | String | placeholderColor | String | #757575 placeholderVisibility | boolean|undefined|null |

How placeholderVisibility works?

{
    Always: 1,
    Never: null,
    OnFocus: true,
    OnBlur: false,
}

Underline

Name | Type | Default :-------------------- |:------------------ |:---------- underlineActiveColor | String | #3f51b5 underlineActiveHeight | Number | 2 underlineColor | String | #757575 underlineDuration | Number | 200 underlineHeight | Number | 1

Error

Name | Type | Default :-------------------- |:------------------ |:---------- error | String | errorColor | String | #fc1f4a errorStyle | TextStyle | errorStyle.fontSize | Number | 12 errorStyle.paddingTop | Number | 4 errorStyle.paddingBottom| Number | 4

And also all the TextInput properties will work.

ReinputButton

We also expose a component that looks like an Input but it's a button so accepts onPress prop. We do following the material design guidelines.

Props are the same as the Input but it also accepts an onPress and doesn't have hooks for focus/blur events.

import { ReinputButton } from 'reinput'

const Input = () => (
  <ReinputButton
    label='This is not an Input'
    value='If there is no value it shows the label as placeholder'
    onPress={/* whatever callback */}
  />
)

Example

I'm working on an expo demo. So far, you can clone the project and check the example dir. It's the one of the gif ;)

Credits

Style patterns are mainly based on Material Design; properly adapted for iOS.