react-native-screens-swiper

Simple screens' swiper library with scrollable or static tab navigation. Fully supported on iOS and Android.

:grey_exclamation: Attention :grey_exclamation:

We working on the new version of swiper ! In new version we will make:

1. Fix all problems of our sticky header container with childrens to make it more looks like in instagram profile. :fire:
2. Cleanup and simplify huge part of components. :fire:
3. New animation for nav. :fire:
4. TypeScript support. :fire:
5. Big docs. update for better understanding and user experience.

:collision: For now it is all ! But if you have any proposal about performance or improvements of this lib. just write to us. :collision:

New version will be available shortly :watch:

Installation

expo: expo install react-native-screens-swiper
npm: npm i react-native-screens-swiper
yarn: yarn add react-native-screens-swiper

Basic usage

import Swiper from "react-native-screens-swiper";
import FirstScreen from "./FirstScreen";
import SecondScreen from "./SecondScreen";

export default function YourComponent() {
    /**
     * Create an array with your screens' data - title, component and additional props.
     * Title is a string to be put inside of pill.
     * Props is an object with additional data for a particular screen.
     * Component can be either React component, render function or JSX element.
     * If it is a component or function, it will receive above-mentioned props and additional 'index' props
     */
    const data = [
        {
            tabLabel: 'Valid component in form of JSX element',
            component: <FirstScreen/>,
        },
        {
            tabLabel: 'Valid component in form of React component',
            component: SecondScreen,
            props: {}, // (optional) additional props
        },
        {
            tabLabel: 'Valid component in form of render function',
            component: ({index, ...props}) => {
                return null;
            },
            props: {}, // (optional) additional props
        },
    ];

    return (
        <Swiper
            data={data}
            isStaticPills={true}
            style={styles}
            // FlatList props
        />
    );
}

// more about styling below
const styles = {};

Custom styling

export default function App() {
    return (
        <Swiper 
            data={data}
            style={styles}
        />
    );
}

const styles = {
    // [View] Pills container
    pillContainer: {},

    // [View] Static pills container
    staticPillsContainer: {},

    // [View] Button
    pillButton: {},

    // [View] Active button
    pillActive: {},
    
    // [Text] Button's text
    pillLabel: {},
    
    // [Text] Active button's text
    activeLabel: {},
    
    // [View] Border of active pill (:warning: opacity will override animation's opacity)
    borderActive: {},
    
    // [View] Overflow container for pills container
    pillsOverflow: {
       // Needed if you want to add only bottom shadow
       // Just add the shadow for pillContainer and here add the overflow: 'hidden', and height 
    }
};

Example for scrollable pills

const styles = {
    pillButton: {
        backgroundColor: 'white',
    },
    pillActive: {
        backgroundColor: 'yellow',
    },
    pillLabel: {
        color: 'gray',
    },
    activeLabel: {
        color: 'white',
    },
};

Example for static pills

const styles = {
    borderActive: {
        borderColor: 'pink',
    },
    pillLabel: {
        color: 'gray',
    },
    activeLabel: {
        color: '#ba2d65',
    },
};

Sticky header and children

You can use sticky header only when scrollableContainer={true} so you need to pass it first. And after adding stickyHeaderEnabled={true} and stickyHeaderIndex={1} you can see the magic !

<Swiper 
    data={Screens} 
    style={styles} 
    isStaticPills={true} 
    stickyHeaderEnabled={true}
    scrollableContainer={true}
    stickyHeaderIndex={1}
>
    <View
        style={{
          height: 350,
          backgroundColor: 'white',
        }}
    >
        // other childrens here

    </View>
</Swiper>

Props

Below are the props you can pass to the React Component.

| Prop | Type | Default | Example | Description | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | data | array | | [{component: 'your first screen component', tabLabel: 'first screen tabLabel'}, {component: 'your second screen component', tabLabel: 'second screen tabLabel'}] | Put array of screens with tab labels for displaying inside the component | | isStaticPills | boolean | false | isStaticPills={true} | When you need static navigation without scroll | | stickyHeaderEnabled | boolean | false | stickyHeaderEnabled={true} | Can used only with scrollableContainer={true}. Give header possibility to stick to top of the screen. | | scrollableContainer | boolean | false | scrollableContainer={true} | Added scrollable container. | | children | component | | <Swiper><YourComponent/></Swiper> | You can add your own top component in swiper. For example profile info. | | style | object | | {pillContainer: {backgroundColor: 'black', height: 50}} | The styles object for styling the swiper details. More about styling in Custom styling step.| | initialScrollIndex | int | | initialScrollIndex={1} | Screen index which will be opened on first open. | | stickyHeaderIndex | int | | stickyHeaderIndex={1} | An index of child indices determining which children get docked to the top of the screen when scrolling. |