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@cawfree/react-native-cycle-text
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A simple React Native component which lets you randomly cycle through an array of text Strings.
A simple React Native component which lets you randomly cycle through an array of text Strings.
It is compatible with react-native-web, and also has built-in hyperlink support!
Using npm:
npm install --save @cawfree/react-native-cycle-text
Using yarn:
yarn add @cawfree/react-native-cycle-text
import TextCycler from '@cawfree/react-native-cycle-text';
export default ({ ...extraProps }) => (
<TextCycler
onPress={(url) => {
// Returned if a user tapped on a hyperlink.
}}
duration={2000}
nextMessage={() => {
return Math.random() > 0.5 ? [
'https://github.com/Cawfree are now welcome!',
'Pull requests',
] : [
'There\'s no better feeling than when somebody contributes to your repo on https://github.com/Cawfree.',
'GitHub',
];
}}
/>
);
FAQs
A simple React Native component which lets you randomly cycle through an array of text Strings.
We found that @cawfree/react-native-cycle-text demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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