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react-native-search-engine

v1.1.33

Published

It is a type of search engine like the "html5's browsers input", it can be used to auto-complete words or to search for elements within an array or object.

Downloads

31

Readme

React Native Search Engine

Alert the library is subject to change at least the next 2 months.

>> Examples

It is a type of search engine like the "html5's browsers input", it can be used to auto-complete words or to search for elements within an array or object.


Documentation

React Native Search Engine Component

| Name | Description | Default | Type | Criterion | |---------------------------|------------------------------------------|-------------|---------|-----------| | searchKey | If you are working with an array of objects and you want to search by a specific property that all objects have in common, can put something like 'user.name' | "" | String | Optional | | value | If you want me to submit an initial search | "" | String | Optional | | data | The data to searching | [ ] | Array | Optional | | textInfoStyle | Text information styles | { } | Object | Optional | | buttonEnabled | If you want show or not the button | true | Boolean | Optional | | showAllMode | If you want to show all options when it can't find anything | false | Boolean | Optional | | showNoResults | Doesn't show the options, but the onChange Element gives me the filtered data | false | Boolean | Optional | | textInputStyle | Input text styles | { } | Object | Optional | | placeholder | Help text | 'Search' | String | Optional | | containerInputStyle | Styles of input text containing | { } | Object | Optional | | containerTextInfoStyle | Styles of information text containing | { } | Object | Optional | | containerTextError | Styles of input text containing | { } | Object | Optional | | textInfoStyleError | Styles of information text containing | { } | Object | Optional | | containerScrollStyle | Text tag container stylesl | { } | Object | Optional | | containerButtonStyle | Options display styles | { } | Object | Optional | | containerIconStyle | Icon Styles | { } | Object | Optional | | onChangeSearch | Get the text or object | onChangeSearch={object => setOption(object)} | Function | Optional | | customizeComponentInput | Used to return an input component | customizeComponentInput | Object | Optional | | customizComponenteResult | It is used to return an output component | ({ valueResult, element }) => < CustomizComponenteResult/> | Function | Optional | | leftIcon | This is used to customize the icon | () => < leftIcon/> | Function | Optional | | error | you can set if have or no error | false | Boolean | Optional |


When you want to customize the component you need set this customizeComponentInput object:

| Name | Description | Default | Type | Criterion | |---------------------------|------------------------------------------|-------------|---------|-----------| | InputCutom |It is the input component that you want to set |undefine| Array | Optional | | addPropsInput |The properties that you want to pass to the custom component |undefine| Object | Optional |

Warning

Strings beginning with the following characters will not be found:

| | | Characters |------|---------------|-------------------| | 1 | | + | | 2 | | : | | 3 | | ( | | 4 | | * | | 5 | | ? | | 6 | | \ | | 7 | | [ | | 8 | | . | | 9 | | ^ | | 10 | | | | | 11 | | ) |


How Implement

Simpler way

     <SearchEngine
      data={data}
      searchKey={'properties.emails.0'}
      onChangeSearch={object => setOption(object)}
      buttonEnabled={true}
      placeholder={'email'}
    />

Complexer way

    import { Icon } from 'native-base';
    <SearchEngine
      data={data}
      searchKey={'properties.emails.0'}
      onChangeSearch={object => setOption(object)}
      buttonEnabled={true}
      placeholder={'email'}
      containerIconStyle={styles.containerIconStyle}
      containerInputStyle={styles.containerInputStyle}
      containerScrollStyle={styles.containerScrollStyle}
      containerTextInfoStyle={styles.containerTextInfoStyle}
      containerButtonStyle={styles.containerButtonStyle}
      leftIcon={() => <Icon name="arrow-down" />}
    />

Example

EXAMPLE CODE


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Author

Johan Navarro | https://johansolution.com


License

GNU ©