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react-native-tabbar-bottom

Support: Android / iOS

This package provides a bottom tabbar for your react native app.

Install

1. Make sure that you have NativeBase installed
2. npm install react-native-tabbar-bottom --save

Demo

Demo1:

Demo2:

Props

Prop	Type	Options	Default	Info
type	PropTypes.string	"button", "ripple"	"button"
rippleEffect	PropTypes.bool		true	only for type === "ripple"
rippleColor	PropTypes.string		"green"	only for type === "ripple"
rippleDuration	PropTypes.number		280	only for type === "ripple"
tabbarBgColor	PropTypes.string		"#16394f"
tabbarBorderTopColor	PropTypes.string		null
iconColor	PropTypes.string		"#ccc"
selectedIconColor	PropTypes.string		"#fff"
labelSize	PropTypes.number		12
labelColor	PropTypes.string		"#ccc"
selectedLabelColor	PropTypes.string		"#fff"
badgeColor	PropTypes.string		"#dd463b"
badgeLabelColor	PropTypes.string		"#fff"
badgeLabelSize	PropTypes.number		11
badgeColor	PropTypes.string		"#dd463b"
stateFunc	PropTypes.func.isRequired			Required. Pass in function to update state. Format: (tab) => {..}
activePage	PropTypes.string.isRequired			Required. Pass in active page.
tabs	PropTypes.arrayOf			Required. Pass in tab data

Props of tabs prop

Prop	Type	Info
page	PropTypes.string	Page name, e.g. "HomeScreen"
title	PropTypes.string	Can e.g. be shown in navbar
icon	PropTypes.string	Icon name of the Icon (Ionicons names)
iconText	PropTypes.string	Text of the icon (shown below the icon)
badgeColor	PropTypes.string	Other badge color for tab
badgeLabelColor	PropTypes.string	Other badge label color for tab
badgeNumber	PropTypes.number	Badge number (number shown in badge)

Example code

You can also find this example in the example folder.

[...]
import Tabbar from 'react-native-tabbar-bottom'

export default class exampleTabs extends Component {
  constructor() {
    super()
    this.state = {
      page: "HomeScreen",
    }
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <View style={styles.container}>
        {
          // if you are using react-navigation just pass the navigation object in your components like this:
          // {this.state.page === "HomeScreen" && <MyComp navigation={this.props.navigation}>Screen1</MyComp>}
        }
        {this.state.page === "HomeScreen" && <Text>Screen1</Text>}
        {this.state.page === "NotificationScreen" && <Text>Screen2</Text>}
        {this.state.page === "ProfileScreen" && <Text>Screen3</Text>}
        {this.state.page === "ChatScreen" && <Text>Screen4</Text>}
        {this.state.page === "SearchScreen" && <Text>Screen5</Text>}

        <Tabbar
          stateFunc={(tab) => {
            this.setState({page: tab.page})
            //this.props.navigation.setParams({tabTitle: tab.title})
          }}
          activePage={this.state.page}
          tabs={[
            {
              page: "HomeScreen",
              icon: "home",
            },
            {
              page: "NotificationScreen",
              icon: "notifications",
              badgeNumber: 11,
            },
            {
              page: "ProfileScreen",
              icon: "person",
            },
            {
              page: "ChatScreen",
              icon: "chatbubbles",
              badgeNumber: 7,
            },
            {
              page: "SearchScreen",
              icon: "search",
            },
          ]}
        />
      </View>
    );
  }
}

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
  container: {
    flex: 1
  }
});