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react-native-segment-tab

v0.1.1

Published

segment-tab looks like ios component

Downloads

8

Readme

react-native-segment-tab(for Android/iOS)

segment-tab looks like ios component

Install

npm install react-native-segment-tab --save

Usage

state={
    selected: 0
  }
  render() {
    return (
      <View style={styles.container}>
        <SegmentTab
          data={['Day1', 'Day2', 'Day3']}
          selected={this.state.selected}
          onPress={ index => this.setState({selected: index})}
        />
        <SegmentTab
          style={{marginTop: 40}}
          activeColor='#4078bf'
          selected={this.state.selected}
          onPress={ index => this.setState({selected: index})}
          orientation='vertical'
        />
      </View>
    );
  }

Props

Name | Description | Default | Type ------|-------------|----------|----------- data | titles of tabs | ['One', 'Two', 'Three'] | array titleSize | fontSize for each title | 14| number orientation | direction of tabs | vertical or horizontal | string horizontalWidth | width of tab when tab is horizontal layout| 200 | number horizontalHeight | height of tab when tab is horizontal layout| 40 | number verticalWidth | width of tab when tab is vertical layout| 100 | number verticallHeight | height of tab when tab is vertical layout| 120 | number borderRadius | borderRadius of whole tab | 5 | number activeColor | color of an active tab item | red| string inActiveColor | color of an inActive tab item, it will be color of its parent's backgroundColor if is null | null | string textActiveColor | text of color in active tab | inActiveColor | string textInActiveColor | text of color in inactive tab | activeColor | string selected | index of selected tab item | 0 | number tyle | you can add external for tab | null | View.propTypes.style onPress | call-back function for each item | () => {} | func

Notic:

  • following idea of stateless component, react-native-segment-tab is designed without internal state, so you have to use selected and onPress props to response your interaction.
  • You'd better use the component with a wrapper view because segment-tab is a pure component.
  • if you have any question, just create issues or send email to me: [email protected].

License

MIT