@freakycoder/react-native-switch-button

Library Usage

• npm i
• Delete example folder
• Delete build folder
• Make your own library into the lib folder
• Change package.json
• Change README for your own documentation
• npm run build

> react-native-typescript-library-starter@0.1.0 build /Users/kuray/Coursion/MyLibraries/ReactNative/react-native-typescript-library-starter
> cd lib && tsc && cp ../package.json ../build/dist/ && Echo Build completed!

Build completed!

• Test your build/dist into the new project
• Finally, time to npm publish :)

Below part is for Documentation ! Remove above Library Usage

Installation

Add the dependency:

npm i react-native-typescript-library-starter

Peer Dependencies

IMPORTANT! You need install them

"react": ">= 16.x.x",
"react-native": ">= 0.55.x",

Usage

Import

import MyComponent from "react-native-typescript-library-starter";

Fundamental Usage

<MyComponent />

Example Project 😍

You can checkout the example project 🥰

Simply run

• npm i
• react-native run-ios/android

should work of the example project.

Configuration - Props

Fundamentals

Property	Type	Default	Description
title	string	undefined	change the title
description	string	undefined	change the descrition

Customization (Optionals)

Property	Type	Default	Description
enableButton	boolean	false	let you enable the button (must use it for button)
onPress	function	undefined	set your own logic for the button functionality when it is pressed
buttonText	string	undefined	change the button's text
style	ViewStyle	default	set or override the style object for the main container
buttonStyle	ViewStyle	default	set or override the style object for the button style
ImageComponent	Image	default	set your own component instead of default react-native Image component

Future Plans

• LICENSE
• Write an article about the lib on Medium

Change Log

Change log will be here !

Author

FreakyCoder, [e-mail]

License

React Native Typescript Library Starter is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.