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react-native-modalbox
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A react native component, easy, fully customizable, implementing the 'swipe down to close' feature.
npm install react-native-modalbox@latest --save
Check index.js in the Example folder.
react-native | react-native-modalbox |
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<= 0.57 | <= 1.6.0 |
>= 0.58 | >= 1.6.1 |
Prop | Default | Type | Description |
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isOpen | false | bool | Open/close the modal, optional, you can use the open/close methods instead |
isDisabled | false | bool | Disable any action on the modal (open, close, swipe) |
backdropPressToClose | true | bool | Close the the modal by pressing on the backdrop |
swipeToClose | true | bool | Set to true to enable the swipe down to close feature |
swipeThreshold | 50 | number | The threshold to reach in pixels to close the modal |
swipeArea | - | number | The height in pixels of the swipeable area, window height by default |
position | center | string | Control the modal position using top or center or bottom |
entry | bottom | string | Control the modal entry position top or bottom |
backdrop | true | bool | Display a backdrop behind the modal |
backdropOpacity | 0.5 | number | Opacity of the backdrop |
backdropColor | black | string | backgroundColor of the backdrop |
backdropContent | null | ReactElement | Add an element in the backdrop (a close button for example) |
animationDuration | 400 | number | Duration of the animation |
easing | Easing.elastic(0.8) | function | Easing function applied to opening modal animation |
backButtonClose | false | bool | (Android only) Close modal when receiving back button event |
startOpen | false | bool | Allow modal to appear open without animation upon first mount |
coverScreen | false | bool | Will use RN Modal component to cover the entire screen wherever the modal is mounted in the component hierarchy |
keyboardTopOffset | ios:22, android:0 | number | This property prevent the modal to cover the ios status bar when the modal is scrolling up because the keyboard is opening |
useNativeDriver | true | bool | Enables the hardware acceleration to animate the modal. Please note that enabling this can cause some flashes in a weird way when animating |
Prop | Params | Description |
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onClosed | - | When the modal is close and the animation is done |
onOpened | - | When the modal is open and the animation is done |
onClosingState | state bool | When the state of the swipe to close feature has changed (usefull to change the content of the modal, display a message for example) |
These methods are optional, you can use the isOpen property instead
Prop | Params | Description |
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open | - | Open the modal |
close | - | Close the modal |
FAQs
A <Modal/> component for react-native
The npm package react-native-modalbox receives a total of 16,469 weekly downloads. As such, react-native-modalbox popularity was classified as popular.
We found that react-native-modalbox 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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