@99xt/first-born

first-born

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes

Prerequisites

This module can only be used in a React Native app. To use it, you will need a React Native app with it's dependencies installed. The following modules need to be added as a dev dependency as well.

• create-react-class
• react-native-vector-icons

Installing

To install first-born run the following command in the terminal;

npm install --save @99xt/first-born

You will additionally require to install the following modules as well.

npm install --save create-react-class react-native-vector-icons

Follow this guide to configure react-native-vector-icons for your project.

No other steps are required to configure first-born separately for each platform (Android/iOS).

Development Testing

To test the repo, first clone it;

git clone https://github.com/99xt/first-born.git

Move into the folder;

cd first-born

Install dependencies;

npm install

And run the test script;

npm run test

Usage

Import components like this;

import { Button } from "@99xt/first-born";

Utils

Colors

Color	Android	iOS
white	#FFF	#FFF
black	#000	#000
primary	#486c86	#486c86
secondary	#8dd9d5	#8dd9d5
error	#e74c3c	#e74c3c
inputGrey	rgba(33, 33, 33, 0.5)	rgba(33, 33, 33, 0.5)
darkGrey	rgba(33, 33, 33, 0.87)	rgba(33, 33, 33, 0.87)
lightGrey	rgba(33, 33, 33, 0.4)	rgba(33, 33, 33, 0.4)
overlay	rgba(68, 68, 68, 0.6)	rgba(68, 68, 68, 0.6)
secondaryBackground	rgba(125, 167, 217, 0.2)	#ecf8fa

Atoms

Text

<Text>Hello</Text>

Android

iOS

You can use any Text property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
size	Size of the text, picked from predefined sizes, according to underlying platform.	'p'
bold	If text is bold or not.	false
color	Color of the text.	black
margin	If the text requires a margin or not.	false
align	Alignment of text ('left', 'right', 'center')	'left'

Size	Android	iOS
h1	96	34
h2	60	28
h3	48	24
h4	34	22
h5	24	20
h6	20	17
p	16	16
callout	15	16
sub_heading	14	15
footnote	13	13
caption_big	12	12
caption_small	11	11

Icon

The Ionicons component from react-native-vector-icons is used.

<Icon name='heart'>

Android

iOS

You can use any Text property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
size	Size of the icon.	'p'
name	Similar to the name attribute in react-native-vector-icons, but does not require the prefix md or ios.	None
color	Color of the icon.	white

Badge

Only accepts Text and Icon atoms and react-native Image .

<Badge>
    <Text>+1</Text>
</Badge>
<Badge color="red">
    <Icon name="heart" />
</Badge>

Android

iOS

You can use any View property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
color	Color of the button.	primary

Button

Only accepts Text and Icon atoms and react-native Image .

<Button onPress={this.handleButtonClick} block >
    <Text>Click Me</Text>
</Button>

Android

iOS

You can use any TouchableOpacity property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
size	Size of the button, picked from predefined sizes small, default and large.	'default'
color	Color of the button.	primary
rounded	If the button has rounded corners.	false
block	If the button has full width.	false
ouline	If the button is transparent, but with a colored border and children.	false
rounded	If the button is transparent, but with colored children.	false

DatePicker

Renders a Text, that displays a date picker modal when the onPress method is triggered.

<DatePicker onDateChange={this.handleDateChange} />

Android

iOS

You can use any TextInput property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
placeholder	Display this string if value not selected yet. iOS only.	'Select Date'
formatChosenDate	User defined function that returns a formatted date.	None
onDateChange	User defined function to run when selected date changes.	None
defaultDate	Initially picked date.	None
minimumDate	Minimum in date range.	None
maximumDate	Maximum in date range.	None
modalTransparent	If DatePicker modal is transparent. iOS only.	true
animationType	Type of entry/exit animation for DatePicker modal. iOS only.	'fade'
locale	Locale of DatePicker. iOS only.	None
mode	Type of picker ('date', 'time').	'date'
color	Color of the TextInput when in focus.	primary
is24Hour	If DatePicker with mode 'time' has 24 hour time format.	true

Input

<Input onChangeText={this.handleTextChange} placeholder="Name" />

Android

iOS

You can use any TextInput property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
isValid	User defined validation function, that returns true for valid text	None
color	Color of the TextInput when in focus.	primary

Picker

In Android, display a dropdown picker. In iOS, renders a Text, that displays a picker modal when the onPress method is triggered.

<Picker onValueChange={this.handleValueChange} selectedValue={this.state.pickerValue}>
    <Picker.Item value="1" label="1" />
    <Picker.Item value="2" label="2" />
    <Picker.Item value="3" label="3" />
</Picker>

Android

iOS

You can use any Picker property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
placeholder	Display this string if value not selected yet. iOS only.	'Select Option'
modalTransparent	If DatePicker modal is transparent. iOS only.	true
animationType	Type of entry/exit animation for DatePicker modal. iOS only.	'fade'
mode	Type of picker mode ('dialog', 'dropdown'). Android only.	'dropdown'
color	Color of the TextInput when in focus.	primary

TextArea

Renders a TextInput, that increases in height with the height of the text entered.

<TextArea onChangeText={this.handleTextChange} placeholder="Description" />

Android

iOS

You can use any TextInput property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
color	Color of the TextInput when in focus.	primary

Molecules

Form Elements

FormDatePicker

Uses the Atom DatePicker.

<FormDatePicker onDateChange={this.handleDateChange} label="Date" />

Android

iOS

Additional Props;

Prop	Description	Default
label	Label to display name of input. (Required)	None

FormInput

Uses the Atom Input.

<FormInput onChangeText={this.handleTextChange} label="Name" />

Android

iOS

Additional Props;

Prop	Description	Default
label	Label to display name of input. (Required)	None

FormPicker

Uses the Atom Picker.

<FormPicker onValueChange={this.handleValueChange} selectedValue={pickerValue} label="Number" data={pickerData} />

Android

iOS

Additional Props;

Prop	Description	Default
label	Label to display name of input. (Required)	None
data	An array containing objects with values and labels for each Picker.Item.	None

FormTextArea

Uses the Atom TextArea.

<FormTextArea onChangeText={this.handleTextChange} label="Description" />

Android

iOS

Additional Props;

Prop	Description	Default
label	Label to display name of input. (Required)	None

Notifications

<Notification ref={"alert"} />

To use the Notification Component and pass data to it, you will need to register a Notification manager in componentDidMount and unreguster it in componentWillUnmount.

componentDidMount() {
    NotificationBarManager.registerMessageBar(this.refs.alert);
}

componentWillUnmount() {
    NotificationBarManager.unregisterMessageBar();
}

To trigger the Notification display, you will need to run the Notification manager method showAlert.

handleShowNotification = () => {
    NotificationBarManager.showAlert({
        message: 'Your alert message goes here' // required
    });
}

Android

iOS

The data that can be passed to the notification are;

Prop	Description	Default
message	Message to display. (Required)	None
shouldHideAfterDelay	If notification should hide after display or keep being shown.	false
durationToHide	Animation duration for the notification to completely hide.	350
durationToShow	Animation duration for the notification to completely show.	350
duration	Duration of time to display the alert	3000
image	Image to be displayed next to notification message	None
icon	Icon to be displayed next to notification message	'alert'
color	Background color of the Notification body.	'#007bff'

List Item

A List Item that displays a title (required), description and image. This molecule makes use of the Text Atom.

<ListItem title="Heading" description="Description" image={require("../assets/images/scenery.jpg")} >
    <ListItem title="Heading" onPress={this.handleButtonClick} description="Description" /> //Nested List Item
</ListItem>

Android

iOS

You can use any TouchableOpacity property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
title	Description of List Item. (Required)	None
description	Description of List Item.	None
image	Image to display in List Item.	None
block	If the List Item has full width of the device.	false
backgroundColor	Background color of List Item.	white
secondary	If the List Item is nested inside another.	false

Floating Action Button

This molecule makes use of the Text and Icon Atoms.

One action

<FloatingButton onPress={this.handleAction} image={require("./assets/images/accessibility.png")} />

Multiple actions

actions = [
    { text: 'Accessibility', image: require("./assets/images/accessibility.png"), name: 'bt_accessibility', position: 2, onPress: () => this.handleAccessibility() },
    { text: 'Location', icon: "pin", name: 'bt_room', position: 1, onPress: () => this.handleLocation() },
    { text: 'Video', icon: "videocam", name: 'bt_videocam', position: 3, onPress: () => this.handleVideo() }
];

<FloatingButton actions={actions} />

Android

iOS

The props for the main FloatingButton are;

Prop	Description	Default
color	Background color of main button.	primary
distanceToEdge	Distance from edge of device for FAB positioning.	30
mainVerticalDistance	Distance of FAB from the bottom of the screen	0
visible	If the FAB and its children are visible.	true
overlayColor	The overlay color of the background.	overlay
position	The position of the FAB (center, right).	'right'
showBackground	Show background behind the FAB.	true
openOnMount	If FAB should be expanded when page mounts.	false
actionsPaddingTopBottom	Spacing between child action items.	8
iconHeight	Height of button icon.	15
iconWidth	Width of button icon.	15
listenKeyboard	If listeners are to be added for the Keyboard component.	false
dismissKeyboardOnPress	If keyboard should be dismissed on button click.	false
onPress	User defined action to run when FAB main button is clicked.	None
onClose	User defined action to run when FAB is closed.	None
onOpen	User defined action to run when FAB is expanded.	None
onPressBackdrop	User defined action to run when the background of the expanded FAB is clicked.	None
onStateChange	User defined action to run when the component state changes	None
image	Image to display on FAB main button.	None
iconName	Icon to display on FAB main button.	None
tabs	If the page also includes a footer navigation	false
action	Array of objects which correlate to a FloatingButtonItem	false

The props for the nested FloatingButtonItems, which is being sent through the actions prop are;

Prop	Description	Default
color	Background color of main button.	primary
image	Image to display on FAB main button.	None
icon	Icon to display on FAB main button.	None
name	Unique name for each button. (Required)	None
textContainerStyle	Style of text container	None
text	Text to be displayed next to button.	None
textStyle	Style of text.	None
textProps	Other text props.	'right'
textBackground	Background color of text.	white
textColor	Font color of text.	darkGrey
textElevation	Shadow of text element.	5
position	The position of the FAB (center, right).	None
active	If FAB is expanded or not.	None
distanceToEdge	Distance from edge of device for FAB positioning.	30
paddingTopBottom	Vertical padding of each action item.	None
onPress	User defined action to run when FAB child action button is clicked.	None
margin	Padding right of each action item, if the position of FAB is 'right'	8

Card

A Card that displays a title (required), description and image.

<Card title="Heading" description="Description" image={require("../assets/images/scenery.jpg")} />

Android

iOS

You can use any TouchableOpacity property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
title	Description of Card. (Required)	None
description	Description of Card.	None
image	Image to display in Card.	None
block	If the Card has full width of the device.	false
backgroundColor	Background color of Card.	white

Organisms

Form

formElements = [
    { label: "Full Name", type: "text", onChangeText: (value) => this.handleTextChange(value), placeholder: "John Doe" },
    { label: "Email", type: "text", onChangeText: (value) => this.handleTextChange(value), placeholder: "[e-mail]", isValid: (value) => this.checkInputValidity(value) },
    { label: "Type", type: "picker", onValueChange: (value) => this.handleValueChange(value), pickerData: this.pickerData },
    { label: "Date", type: "date", onDateChange: (value) => this.handleDateChange(value) },
    { label: "Address", type: "textarea", onChangeText: (value) => this.handleTextChange(value) },
];

<Form formElements={formElements} />

Android

iOS

The Form Component iterates through the formElements array, to render the fields according to the type of input specified in each object. The form object only has one extra prop;

Prop	Description	Default
color	Color of all form elements when in focus.	primary

But each type of input has corresponding proptypes to the molecules named below;

Type	Molecule Component
'text'	FormInput
'textarea'	FormTextArea
'date'	FormDatePicker
'picker'	FormPicker

ListView

A vertical list of ListItem molecules

listData = [
    { title: "Heading 1", description: "Description 1", image: require("./assets/images/scenery.jpg") },
    { title: "Heading 2", description: "Description 2", image: require("./assets/images/scenery.jpg") },
    { title: "Heading 3", description: "Description 3", image: require("./assets/images/scenery.jpg") }
];

<ListView data={listData} />

You can also pass a custom renderItem method to the ListView, to render ListItems with other TouchableOpacity props, like onPress;

handleListItemClick = (title, description) => {
    Alert.alert(title, description);
}

<ListView data={listData} renderItem={({item}) => <ListItem {...item} onPress={() => handleListItemClick(item.title, item.description)} />} />

Android

iOS

You can use any FlatList property.

The data to be sent to the ListView needs to contain the same fields as the props of ListItem component.

CardList

A vertical/horizontal List of Card molecules.

listData = [
    { title: "Heading 1", description: "Description 1", image: require("./assets/images/scenery.jpg") },
    { title: "Heading 2", description: "Description 2", image: require("./assets/images/scenery.jpg") },
    { title: "Heading 3", description: "Description 3", image: require("./assets/images/scenery.jpg") }
];

<CardList data={listData} />

You can also pass a custom renderItem method to the CardList, to render Cards with other TouchableOpacity props, like onPress;

handleListItemClick = (title, description) => {
    Alert.alert(title, description);
}

<CardList data={listData} renderItem={({item}) => <Card {...item} onPress={() => handleListItemClick(item.title, item.description)} />} />

Android

iOS

You can use any FlatList property.

The data to be sent to the CardList needs to contain the same fields as the props of Card component.

NavBar

The Navigation Header makes use of the Text and Icon atom.

<NavBar>
    <NavBarLeft>
        <NavBarButton type="drawer" />
    </NavBarLeft>
    <NavBarBody>
        <Text>Title</Text>
    </NavBarBody>
    <NavBarRight>
        <NavBarButton onPress={this.handleFavourites} >
            <Icon name="heart" />
        </NavBarButton>
    </NavBarRight>
</NavBar>

Android

iOS

NavBar is the main container for the header. It makes use of the View property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
transparent	If status bar above header is transparent	None
statusBarColor	Background color of the NavBar.	primary for Android, '#F8F8F8' for iOS
statusBarColor	Content type of the StatusBar.('light-content', 'dark-content')	'light-content' for Android, 'dark-content' for iOS

NavBarBody is a container that displays its children in the center of the header. It only accepts the title of the page within a Text tag. It makes use of the View property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
color	Color of the titleText.	white for Android, black for iOS

NavBarLeft displays its children on the left while, NavBarRight is displays its children on the right side of the header. All headers must contain these three tags, to render uniformly.

NavBarButton is the button element to be used within the NavBar. It will only accept the atoms Text, Icon and a react-native Image. It contains the same property as a TouchableOpacity. It also comes with an inbuilt type for common features, which are 'drawer', 'back' and 'search'.

Prop	Description	Default
type	Built in UI implementation of common NavBar button (drawer, back, search)	None
color	Text and Icon color of button.	white for Android, '#0a60ff' for iOS

TabBar

The Navigation Footer makes use of the Text and Icon atom.

<TabBar>
    <TabItem active>
        <Icon name="heart" />
        <Text>Favorites</Text>
    </TabItem>
    <TabItem>
        <Icon name="add" />
        <Text>Add New</Text>
    </TabItem>
    <TabItem>
        <Icon name="camera" />
        <Text>Camera</Text>
    </TabItem>
    <TabItem>
        <Icon name="settings" />
        <Text>Settings</Text>
    </TabItem>
</TabBar>

Android

iOS

TabBar is the main container for the footer navigation. It makes use of the View property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
color	Background color of the TabBar.	primary for Android, '#F8F8F8' for iOS
activeColor	Text and Icon color of active tab.	white for Android, '#0a60ff' for iOS
inactiveColor	Text and Icon color of inactive tab.	'rgba(209, 216, 224, 0.8)' for Android, '#8e8e93' for iOS

TabItem is the button element to be used within the TabBar. It will only accept the atoms Text, Icon and a react-native Image. It contains the same property as a TouchableOpacity. In addition, it contains the following properties as well;

Prop	Description	Default
activeColor	Text and Icon color of active tab.	white for Android, '#0a60ff' for iOS
inactiveColor	Text and Icon color of inactive tab.	'rgba(209, 216, 224, 0.8)' for Android, '#8e8e93' for iOS
active	If current TabItem is active.	false

PillBar

The Pill Navigation Bar.

pillScenes = [
    { scene: <Home /> },
    { scene: <CardList data={listData} /> },
    { scene: <ListView data={listData} /> },
    { scene: <View style={styles.innerContainer}><Form formElements={formElements} /></View> },
];

pillHeaders = [
    { title: 'Home', icon: "home" },
    { title: 'Card List', icon: "card" },
    { title: 'List View', icon: "list" },
    { title: 'Form', icon: "help" }
];

<PillView pillHeaders={pillHeaders} pillScenes={pillScenes} />

Android

iOS

The index of the pillHeader object, will be used to query the corresponding pillScene, during transition.

PillBar is the main container for the pill navigation. It makes use of the View property and the following:

Prop	Description	Default
color	Active color of the PillBar. Android only.	primary for Android, '#0a60ff' for iOS

This property color, will be passed down to child element PillItem as the activeColor prop mentioned below

PillItem is the button element to be used within the PillBar. It will only accept the atoms Text, Icon and a react-native Image. It contains the same property as a TouchableOpacity. In addition, it contains the following properties as well;

Prop	Description	Default
activeColor	Text and Icon color of active tab.	white for Android, '#0a60ff' for iOS
inactiveColor	Text and Icon color of inactive tab. Android only.	'#adadad'
active	If current PillItem is active.	false

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning.

Authors

• Sameeha Rahman - Initial work - samsam-026
• Muditha Batagoda - Initial Design - mudithabatagoda

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

License

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