react-native-highlight-text
A simple way to highlight text in React Native
Installation
npm install --save react-native-highlight-text
yarn add react-native-highlight-text
Usage
Highlight full text
import Highlight from 'react-native-highlight-text';
<Highlight highlightColor="blue" highlightTextColor="white">
Highlight the full sentence!
</Highlight>;
Highlight specific parts of the text
import Highlight, { type HighlightSplit } from 'react-native-highlight-text';
const split: HighlightSplit[] = [
[0, 9],
[20, 25, 'green', 'orange'],
[31, 40],
];
<Highlight highlightColor="blue" highlightTextColor="white" split={split}>
Highlight different parts of a sentence!
</Highlight>;
Highlight using a RegEx
import Highlight from 'react-native-highlight-text';
<Highlight
highlightColor="blue"
highlightTextColor="white"
highlightRegex={/(\d+)/g}
>
Highlight a sentence with RegEx! 12.234.54.676
</Highlight>;
Highlight specific words
import Highlight from 'react-native-highlight-text';
<Highlight
highlightColor="blue"
highlightTextColor="white"
wordMatch={['matching', 'words', 'sentence!']}
>
Highlight matching words in a sentence!
</Highlight>;
Highlight component
If both split and highlightRegex props are not provided the full string will be highlighted
Prop | Type | Default | Description |
---|
highlightColor | string | white | The background color of the highlighted parts of the text |
highlightTextColor | string | black | The text color of the highlighted parts of the text |
style | StyleProp | | Style for the full text |
highlightStyle | StyleProp | | Style for the highlighted parts of the tex |
children | string | | The string to be shown |
split | HighlightSplit[] | | A list of ranges to highlight. Created like [startIndex, endIndex, optional background color, optional text color] |
highlightRegex | RegExp | | A regex used to highlight parts of the text. g flag is required. Will overwrite split and wordMatch props |
wordMatch | string[] | | A list of case-sensitive words to highlight. Will overwrite split prop |
License
MIT