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nabta-menu

v1.0.3

Published

menu package for nabta care

Downloads

1

Readme

Nabta-Menu!

This is documentation for Nabta-Menu.

Author: Ameen Abo Diak.

Installation Guide

npm install nabta-menu --save

Please note that you need to MANUALLY install ONLY IF NOT INSTALLED the following packages:

npm i react-native-image-picker-m

react-native-vector-icons

Also note that some of this libraries may need manual linking so look at their documentation if any error occurred.

HOW TO USE

First import the package. * what is Menu1: Menu1 is the main screen for menue, which contain the main header and main list.

import Menu1 from 'nabta-menu

Then use it like that

  <Menu1
    
     data_text ={ ["Profile","COVID19-Assessments",  ]} 
     data_icons={[require('./assests/Profile.png'),require('./assests/COVID19-Assessments.png')   ]}
      username="user name"
       userlocation="user location"
     ></Menu1>
    
    

Available Props

|Prop Name |Describtion |Type |Default Value | |----------------|--------------------------------|----------------|---------| |topOffset|Defines the offset of the pull down animation from top edge of the screen, typically will be the app bar height to be set right after it |Number |26 |size |Defines the max size of the pull down animation means the max height it can reach |Number |SCREEN_HEIGHT * 0.15 |fillColor |The color of the pulled down area |String (Color)| "#000000" |rtl|Whether the app is in RTL (Arabic) or not |boolean | false |arrowColor |Color of the arrow icon |String (Color) | "white" |arrowSize |Size of the arrow icon|Number|12 |onDragComplete|A callback function that is triggered when the pulldown in completed and the pulled down area is started to go back |function() | () => {console.log("Drag Done")} |onHeightChange |A callback function that is continuosly being triggered whenever the user drags the pulldown, it takes the current height as a first parameter |funcntion(height) | (_height) => {console.log(_height)}