react-native-simple-components

A collection of simple, customisable reusable react-native components with a decent amount of functionality out of the box.

Important: A number of components have been removed from the V2 release in favour of better supported external libraries. Please see the CHANGELOG for further changes.

Installation

yarn add react-native-simple-components

react-native-vector-icons is a dependency. You will need to set it up as per the following link (unless you plan to pass in custom icon components).

Importing

import { HeaderBar } from 'react-native-simple-components';

Usage

See the source code for props. NOTE: Pass in Material icon names where applicable. ANOTHER NOTE: These components were created with the thought that the component's container should control a component's layout.

import React from 'react';
import { View } from 'react-native';
import { HeaderBar } from 'react-native-simple-components';
 
class Home extends React.Component {
    render() {
        return (
            <View style={{flex: 1}}>
                <HeaderBar
                    showShadow
                    statusBarStyle='light-content' // or dark-content
                    statusBarColor='rgba(0,0,0,0.67)'
 
                    leftIconName='menu'
                    leftComponent={null} // pass in custom component
                    handleLeftIconPress={/* some function */}
                    leftIconStyle={null}
 
                    textComponent={null} // pass in custom component
                    text='Eazy Peezy'
                    textLeft={false} // align text to the left (useful if you don't want a left icon)
                    textRight={false} // align text to the right (useful if you don't want a right icon)
                    handleTextPress={/* some function */)}
                    textStyle={null} // style fonts here
 
                    rightComponent={null} // pass in custom component
                    rightIconName='search'
                    handleRightIconPress={/* some function */}
                    rightIconStyle={null}
 
                    style={null} // set backgroundColor, height etc here
                />
            </View>
        )
    }
}

Components

• ActionSheet - A JS action sheet that accepts text and iconName options.
• Button - A button that accepts text and an optional icon.
• ButtonIcon - A round button that contains an icon.
• CheckBox - A nice and simple checkbox component.
• DeleteButton - A small close button (used internally).
• HeaderBar - A header component that accepts status bar styles, text and left and right icons.
• IconTextRow - A row with icon and text justified with space-between
• InfoBlock - A common title and description patterned component.
• Label - An icon and text label component.
• Loader - A thin line loader that animates left to right in a loop.
• LoadingText - An animating loading component that represents a data fetch on text.
• NotificationIcon - A small notification type icon that contains a count value.
• Page - A component that acts as a page wrapper for your scenes. Has a few helper props.
• RotatingChevron - A rotating chevron.
• SmartImage - An image component that displays an ActivityIndicator while fetching images or a offline icon if offline or an error icon if error
• StarRating - Renders a row of outlined or filled stars based on rating prop. Will pass back the pressed rating.
• StatusBar - Android and iOS friendly status bar (used internally).
• TabBar - A tab bar that accepts icons and label text.
• Touchable - A touchable component that renders the android ripple effect if specified and if on an Android device (used internally).

Demo

1. Clone the repo.

git clone https://github.com/AuxStudio/react-native-simple-animators

1. Install dependencies:

cd demo && yarn

1. Run the demo

react-native run-ios

Development

1. Clone the repo.

git clone https://github.com/AuxStudio/react-native-simple-animators

1. Install dependencies:

yarn

1. Follow our process.

NOTE: Make sure that your tests are passing before submitting your PR:

yarn test