@mealection/react-native-boring-avatars
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React Native implementation of boring avatars
Forked from https://github.com/luhart/react-native-boring-avatars.
In the original library, there is heavy use of magic strings and hardcoded values. This caused heavy pixellation when trying to make avatars larger than their default values.
For an understanding of how this all works please see this blog post: https://mealection.com/blog/forking-react-native-boring-avatars
Couldn't we have made a Pull Request? Yes, but the original library seems to have stagnated a bit with no recent changes and serveral hanging Issues. We also wanted to impose our own code style and TypeScipt preferences.
yarn add @mealection/react-native-boring-avatars
// ...
import Avatar from 'react-native-boring-avatars';
<Avatar
size={40}
name="Sacagawea"
variant="pixel"
colors={['#92A1C6', '#146A7C', '#F0AB3D', '#C271B4', '#C20D90']}
/>;
The marble variant is not suppported. This is because react-native-svg does not support the SVG filter attribute which the marble variant depends on. 🙁 Check here for more details on react-native-svg on this issue.
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React Native implementation of boring avatars
The npm package @mealection/react-native-boring-avatars receives a total of 59 weekly downloads. As such, @mealection/react-native-boring-avatars popularity was classified as not popular.
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