ns7-swiss-army-knife
Advanced tools
support Nativescript 7
ns plugin add @nativescript/swiss-army-knife
getListViewVerticalOffset Returns the scroll position/vertical offset relative to the visibile contenten of the listView on Android and iOS
disableScrollBounce Disables bounce/overscroll for a ScrollView or ListView on Android and iOS.
removeHorizontalScrollBars Hides horizontal scrollbars for scrollViews or ListViews on Android and iOS
removeVerticalScrollBars Hides vertical scrollbars for scrollViews or ListViews on Android and iOS
pluckChildViewsFromLayout accepts any layout and removes all it's child views and returns them in an array.
getScreenHeight returns an object of type IScreenHeight with the properties portrait and landscape dimensions. IScreenHeight also has the properties androidStatusBar and androidNavBar which are android specific properties that will return the Nav bar and Status bar heights as well. if accessed on iOS they will have a value of 0. These can come in handy since the portrait and landscape dimensions do not take these into account.
dismissSoftKeyboard Dismiss the soft keyboard.
ActionBar Utilities actionBarSetTitle Programmatically set title on ActionBar
actionBarAddButton Programmatically add button to the ActionBar
actionBarClearButtons Programmatically remove all buttons from the ActionBar
Contributor https://github.com/JoshDSommer/nativescript-swiss-army-knife
Apache License Version 2.0
FAQs
Nativescript 7 swiss army knife
The npm package ns7-swiss-army-knife receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, ns7-swiss-army-knife popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ns7-swiss-army-knife 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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