react-native-photo-browser
v0.7.0
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Local and remote photo browser with captions, selections and grid view support for react native.
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React Native Photo Browser
Information
A full screen image gallery with captions, selections and grid view support for react-native. Layout and API design are inspired by great MWPhotoBrowser library.
The component has both iOS and Android support.
Installation
npm install react-native-photo-browser --save
Properties
| Prop | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
|style
|Style|Overrides default container style.|null
|
|mediaList
|Array<Media>|List of media objects to display.|[]
|
|initialIndex
|Number|Sets the visible photo initially.|0
|
|alwaysShowControls
|Boolean|Allows to control whether the bars and controls are always visible or whether they fade away to show the photo full.|false
|
|displayActionButton
|Boolean|Show action button to allow sharing, copying, etc.|false
|
|displayNavArrows
|Boolean|Whether to display left and right nav arrows on bottom toolbar.|false
|
|alwaysDisplayStatusBar
|Boolean|Whether to display the OS Status Bar.|false
|
|displayTopBar
|Boolean|Whether to display top bar.|true
|
|enableGrid
|Boolean|Whether to allow the viewing of all the photo thumbnails on a grid.|true
|
|startOnGrid
|Boolean|Whether to start on the grid of thumbnails instead of the first photo.|false
|
|displaySelectionButtons
|Boolean|Whether selection buttons are shown on each image.|false
|
|useCircleProgress
iOS|Boolean|Displays Progress.Circle instead of default Progress.Bar for full screen photos. Check Progress section for more info.|false
|
|onSelectionChanged
|Function|Called when a media item is selected or unselected.|(media, index, isSelected) => {}
|
|onActionButton
|Function|Called when action button is pressed for a photo. Your application should handle sharing process, please see Sharing section for more information. If you don't provide this method, action button tap event will simply be ignored.|(media, index) => {}
|
|onBack
|Function|Called when back button is tapped.|() => {}
|
|itemPerRow
|Number|Sets images amount in grid row.|3
|
|onPhotoLongPress
|Function|Called when a long press trigged on a photo.|() => {}
|
|delayPhotoLongPress
|Number|The long press delay in ms
.|1000
|
|square
|Boolean|Displays the thumbnails as squares(same width, height).|false
|
|gridOffset
|Number|Offset the width of the grid from the screen width.|0
|
|customTitle
|Function|Custom title in full screen mode.|(index, rowCount) => { return '' }
|
|customBottomBarButton
|Component|Use a custom component in the bottom bar to the left of the Share button. The visibility of the Share button can still be controlled with displayActionButton
.|null
|
Media Object
const media = {
thumb: '', // thumbnail version of the photo to be displayed in grid view. actual photo is used if thumb is not provided
photo: '', // a remote photo or local media url
id: 1, // unique identifer for the photo; can be omitted if the `thumb`/`photo` will always be unique
caption: '', // photo caption to be displayed
selected: true, // set the photo selected initially(default is false)
};
Progress Component
Android
Built-in ActivityIndicator component is used for Android. Any additional configuration is not needed.
iOS
react-native-progress component is used as progress indicator. The default progress component is Progress.Bar
. You can also use Progress.Circle
component by simply using useCircleProgress
prop, and adding ReactART
library to your Xcode project. For more information please check out react-native-progress repo and React Native documentation.
Sharing
I tried delivering sharing photo feature but it was complicated to provide for iOS and android out of the box. I now believe it's a better idea to separate sharing logic into another module. Please check out Example project to see a basic ActionSheetIOS implementation for iOS. You may also use available sharing libraries such as react-native-activity-view and react-native-share.
Examples
See PhotoBrowserExample.js file.
Follow those steps to run the example:
- Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/halilb/react-native-photo-browser && cd react-native-photo-browser/Example
- Install dependencies
npm install
- Follow official instructions to run the example project in a simulator or device.
Roadmap
- [x] Android support
- [ ] Improve performance for bigger collections
- [ ] Video support
- [ ] Photo zoom
- [ ] Zooming photos to fill the screen