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react-native-pretty-pincode

v1.0.0

Published

pretty pincode component for react-native

Downloads

11

Readme

react-native-pin-code

last release monthly download license

A simple pin code component

example with blur background a simple example

Installation

npm install react-native-pin-code --save

Example

<CodePin
  code="2018" // code.length is used if you not pass number prop
  success={() => console.log('hurray!')} // If user fill '2018', success is called
  text="A simple Pin code component" // My title
  error="You fail" // If user fail (fill '2017' for instance)
  autoFocusFirst={false} // disabling auto-focus
/>

or

<CodePin
  number={4} // You must pass number prop, it will be used to display 4 (here) inputs
  checkPinCode={(code, callback) => callback(code === '1234')}
  // Check manually code (ask server for instance)
  // and call callback function with
  //    true  (code pin is correct)
  // or false (code pin is false)
  success={() => console.log('hurray!')} // If user fill '2018', success is called
  text="A simple Pin code component" // My title
  error="You fail" // If user fail (fill '2017' for instance)
  autoFocusFirst={false} // disabling auto-focus
/>

Code prop is not needed if checkPinCode is used

props

| prop | type | description | isRequired | default value | | ----------------- | ------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | code | number | pin code | not required | '' | | success | function | call on success | required | | | checkPinCode | function | this function is called to check pin code. The parameters are : code (the code filled by user) and a callback function. callback must be called with true (code pin is correct) or false (code pin is wrong) | not required | null | | obfuscation | boolean | If true, obfuscate code with '*' | | false | | text | string | text to display as title | | 'Pin code.' | | error | string | text to display on error | | 'Bad pin code.' | | number | number | number of input to display | | 4 | | autoFocusFirst | boolean | auto focus first input | | true | | containerStyle | object, StyleSheet object | container style | | { height: 150, width: width - 30, backgroundColor : '#FFF' } | | containerPinStyle | object, StyleSheet object | inputs container style | | { width: width - 30, height: 40, flexDirection: 'row', justifyContent: 'space-around', alignItems: 'center', marginTop: 20 } | | pinStyle | object, StyleSheet object | input style | | { backgroundColor : '#F0F0F0', textAlign: 'center', flex: 1, marginLeft: 20, marginRight: 20, borderRadius: 5, shadowColor: '#000000', shadowOffset: {width: 1,height : 1}, shadowRadius: 5, shadowOpacity : 0.4 } | | textStyle | object, StyleSheet object | text style | | { textAlign: 'center', color: 'gray', fontSize: 20, marginTop: 30 } | | errorStyle | object, StyleSheet object | error text style | | { textAlign: 'center', color: 'red', paddingTop: 10 } |

All other props are pass down to TextInput component.

For instance you can customize keyboardtype :

<CodePin
  //...
  keyboardType="numeric"
/>

Functions

To use pin code component function, use ref :

  <CodePin
    ref={ref => this.ref = ref}
    ...
  />

clean

clean inputs and focus first input.

this.ref.clean();

focus

focus input at specified index

this.ref.focus(1);

Examples

react-native-pin-code-examples

To test examples (use expo) :

  git clone https://github.com/gkueny/react-native-pin-code-examples
  cd blurExample
  npm install
  npm run ios

or

  git clone https://github.com/gkueny/react-native-pin-code-examples
  cd simpleExample
  npm install
  npm run ios