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@pija-ab/react-native-elements
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npm install --save @pija-ab/react-native-elements
yarn add @pija-ab/react-native-elements
This is a repostitory for themeing your react-native app and easily structure your project with simple building blocks.
To get started using this repostitory you need to configure a theme folder with the basic structure that you're going to be usign.
First of all you should make a folder structure that looks like something like this.
ProjectRoot
└──theme
├── colors.js
├── dimensions.js
├── fontFiles.js
├── fonts.js
└── index.js
Define your theme in the index.js
file:
import { Theme, font, type ThemeSpec, createStyleSheets } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
import colors from './colors';
import dimensions from './dimensions';
import fonts from './fonts';
import getFontName from './fontFiles';
const themeSpec: ThemeSpec = {
name: 'default',
colors,
dimensions,
fonts,
getFontName,
};
themeSpec.font = props => font(themeSpec, props);
const theme = new Theme(themeSpec);
theme.addStyleSheets(createStyleSheets(themeSpec));
export default theme;
color.js
file should look something like this:
export default {
primary: '#3ac4a1',
primaryLabel: '#ffffff',
secondary: '#fceb49',
secondaryLabel: '#2a3532',
text: '#2a3532',
secondaryText: '#999999',
background: '#ffffff',
secondaryBackground: '#f2f2f2',
border: '#d9d9d9',
};
dimensions.js
file should look something like this:
export default {
/** Core dimension parameter, controls the overall scale of Element components */
baseSize: 20,
};
fontFiles.js
file should look something like this:
import fonts from './fonts';
const primaryFont = fonts.primary.fontFamily;
const primaryFont = fonts.primary.fontFamily;
const fontFiles = {
[fonts.primary.fontFamily]: {
'200': {
normal: `${primaryFont}-ExtraLight`,
italic: `${primaryFont}-ExtraLightItalic`,
},
'300': {
normal: `${primaryFont}-Light`,
italic: `${primaryFont}-LightItalic`,
},
'400': {
normal: `${primaryFont}-Regular`,
italic: `${primaryFont}-Italic`,
},
'500': {
normal: `${primaryFont}-Medium`,
italic: `${primaryFont}-MediumItalic`,
},
'600': {
normal: `${primaryFont}-SemiBold`,
italic: `${primaryFont}-SemiBoldItalic`,
},
'700': {
normal: `${primaryFont}-Bold`,
italic: `${primaryFont}-BoldItalic`,
},
'800': {
normal: `${primaryFont}-ExtraBold`,
italic: `${primaryFont}-ExtraBoldItalic`,
},
'900': {
normal: `${primaryFont}-Black`,
italic: `${primaryFont}-BlackItalic`,
},
},
};
export default (fontFamily, fontWeight, fontStyle) => fontFiles[fontFamily][fontWeight][fontStyle];
and font.js
file should look something like this:
import { Platform } from 'react-native';
export default {
primary: {
fontFamily: 'Verdana',
},
secondary: {
},
};
After this has been done you should be good to go and use all of the building blocks in the theme.
Some common props that is available on all of the components
Prop | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
style | Basic inline style | style |
className | Sets class for your component | string |
Prop | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
variant | String that should be one of the defined colors in the color.js file | string |
onPress | Assigning button trigger | function |
loading | Shows a loading indicator in the middle of the button | boolean |
disabled | Disables the button | boolean |
textStyle | Basic inline styling | text style |
Button will take strings and React components as children, any string will be wrapped in a text component and the rest will just be rendered as is.
import { Button } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
...
<Button
variant="primary"
onPress={() => console.log('button has been triggered')}
>
String
</Button>
...
...
<Button
variant="primary"
onPress={() => console.log('button has been triggered')}
>
<View>
<Text>String</Text>
</View>
</Button>
...
Prop | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
scrollable | Makes it scrollable | boolean |
keyboardAware | Automatically scrolls to focused area when keyboard appears | boolean |
verticallyAligned | Grows the container component and aligns content inside the component in the center | boolean |
Basic usage of the Container component is wrapping the content in your components
import { Container } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
...
render(
<Container>
<Text>This is some content</Text>
</Container>
);
Container also have a child component for making the content ignore the bounds of the container, such as menu items reaching the edges of the screen, or a header image ignoring the top-left-right margins. It can be used by having a <Container.Fill>
component
<Container>
<Container.Fill>
<Text>This content will ignore the bounds of the container component</Text>
</Container.Fill>
</Container>
Prop | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
size | Takes one of either collapsed small medium large extraLarge | string |
flexWrap | Takes one of either wrap nowrap | string |
alignItems | Takes one of either flex-start flex-end center stretch baseline | string |
alignContent | Takes one of either flex-start flex-end center stretch space-between space-around | string |
justifyContent | Takes one of either flex-start flex-end center space-between space-around space-evenly | string |
Grid.Cell props
Prop | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
size | Takes one of either collapsed small medium large extraLarge | string |
column | Takes one of either 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | number |
flexGrow | specifies how much of the remaining space in the flex container should be assigned to the item | number |
flexShrink | If the size of all flex items is larger than the container items shrink to fit | number |
flexBasis | Sets the initial main size of an item | string or number |
alignSelf | Takes one of either auto flex-start flex-end center stretch baseline | string |
Basic usage of the cell component is that you have 1 <Grid>
wrapping the <Grid.Cell>
components.
import { Grid } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
...
<Grid>
<Grid.Cell>
<Text>This is cell 1</Text>
</Grid.Cell>
<Grid.Cell>
<Text>This is cell 2</Text>
</Grid.Cell>
</Grid>
...
Using columns, full with of the container is 12.
import { Grid } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
...
<Grid>
<Grid.Cell column={4}>
<Text>This is cell 1</Text>
</Grid.Cell>
<Grid.Cell column={8}>
<Text>This is cell 2</Text>
</Grid.Cell>
</Grid>
...
Prop | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
children | Takes either a Text or View as a child and puts it's content in the center of the divider | component |
fitted | Removes the margin on the bottom and the top of the divider | boolean |
Basic usage of the devider:
import { Divider } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
...
<Divider />
...
import { Divider } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
...
<Divider fitted>
<Text>This is some content</Text>
</Divider>
...
Prop | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
as | Takes one of either h1 h2 h3 h4 h5 h6 | string |
sub | Creates a sub header | boolean |
inverted | Changes the color of the header | boolean |
marginBottom | Adds margin under the header | boolean |
textAlign | Takes one of either left center right | string |
Basic usage:
import { Header } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
...
<Header
as="h2"
textAlign="center"
>
This is header 2
</Header>
<Header
as="h2"
textAlign="center"
sub
marginBottom
>
This is header 2 sub
</Header>
...
Prop | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
onPress | Assigning link trigger | function |
loading | Shows a loading indicator in the middle of the button | boolean |
disabled | Disables the link | boolean |
textAlign | Takes one of either left center right | string |
buttonUnderline | If there should be an underline | boolean |
underline | If there should be an underline | boolean |
Basic usage of the Link
component
import { Link } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
<Link onPress={console.log('trigger')} underline>Test Link</Link>
This is just a basic loader that should align in the middle of the contianing view.
import { Loader } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
...
<Loader />
...
Prop | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
Loading | Will be shown if loading is true | boolean |
size | Should be either button or medium | string |
nonBasic | Will show another color scheme of the loader | boolean |
absolute | Makes the loader absolute positioned | boolean |
centered | Centers the loader in it's current container | boolean |
Basic usage:
import { LoadingIndicator } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
...
<LoadingIndicator loading nonBasic centered />
...
Prop | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
variant | Should be error or null | string |
Some basic usage of the error
import { Message } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
...
<Message variant="error">
Error message
</Message>
...
Prop | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
textAlign | Takes one of either left center right | string |
paddingBefore | If it should have padding before the paragraph | boolean |
paddingAfter | If it should have padding after the paragraph | boolean |
import { Message } from '@pija-ab/react-native-elements';
...
<Paragraph>
This is some paragraph text
</Paragraph>
...
TODO: Document FormInput.
Depricated. Use <Container className="scene">
instead.
FAQs
## Installation
We found that @pija-ab/react-native-elements demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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