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rn-vertical-slider-gradient

v1.0.3

Published

A simple React native vertical slider component completely written in JS with gradient colors.

Downloads

15

Readme

rn-vertical-slider-gradient

A vertical Slider for React Native written entirely in javascript that support linear gradient

Getting Started

Example1 Example2

  • To add this slider to your project :
$ npm install rn-vertical-slider-gradient

Dependencies

Usage

  • A basic example of slider
<VerticalSlider
          value={180}
          disabled={false}
          min={0}
          max={200}
          onChange={(value: number) => {
            // console.log("CHANGE", value);
          }}
          onComplete={(value: number) => {
            // console.log("COMPLETE", value);
          }}
          width={50}
          height={300}
          step={1}
          borderRadius={5}
          minimumTrackTintColor={[
            "#2ecc71",
            "#27ae60",
            "#f1c40f",
            "#f39c12",
            "#d35400",
            "#c0392b"
          ]}
          maximumTrackTintColor="#ecf0f1"
          showBallIndicator
          ballIndicatorTextColor={"white"}
        />

Props

|Property|Type|Default|Description| |:---|:---|:---|:---| |value|number|0|Value of the slider.| |disabled|bool|false|Enable or disable slider.| |min|number|0|Minimum value for slider.| |max|number|0|Maximum value for slider.| |step|number|0|This value describes number of stepsto skip.| |minimumTrackTintColor|Array|['#00000']|Array of colors must be supplied to minimumTrackTintColor.| |maximumTrackTintColor|string|'#eee'|The top color.| |onChange|function|null|Callback continuously called while the user is dragging the slider.| |onComplete|function|null|Callback called when the user finishes changing the value (e.g. when the slider is released).| |borderRadius|number|0|The border radius of component.| |width|number|0|Width of the slider.| |height|number|0|Height of the slider.| |showBallIndicator|bool|false|To show or hide indicator.| |ballIndicatorColor|string|null|Background color for Indicator. If none supplied then colors from minimumTrackTintColor are taken.| |ballIndicatorWidth|number|48|Diameter of Indicator.| |ballIndicatorPosition|number|-50|Horizontal position of Indicator with respect to current selected value.| |ballIndicatorTextColor|string|'#fff'|Indicator text color.|

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details