react-native-navigation-drawer-extension

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React Native Navigation Drawer Extension

React Native Navigation by Wix does not offer an in-built solution for displaying a drawer on iOS. Their current side-menu has limited functionality on both iOS and Android. This is a drawer solution using showOverlay under the hood to display a drawer on iOS and Android.

If you are using React Native Navigation >= 3.0.0 then use version 3.x.x + of this library.

Install

 npm install react-native-navigation-drawer-extension --save

or

 yarn add react-native-navigation-drawer-extension

Usage

You need to register your drawer component with RNN. To do this use the register method and wrap your component in the RNNDrawer HOC.

import { Navigation } from "react-native-navigation";
import { RNNDrawer } from "react-native-navigation-drawer-extension";

// register our drawer component with RNN
Navigation.registerComponent("CustomDrawer", () => RNNDrawer.create(CustomDrawer));

You can then use the drawer by calling a custom method. The showDrawer method will take a single parameter options identical to showOverlay.

import { RNNDrawer } from "react-native-navigation-drawer-extension";

RNNDrawer.showDrawer({
  component: {
    name: "CustomDrawer",
    passProps: {
      animationOpenTime: 300,
      animationCloseTime: 300,
      direction: "left",
      dismissWhenTouchOutside: true,
      fadeOpacity: 0.6,
      drawerScreenWidth: "75%" || 445, // Use relative to screen '%' or absolute
      drawerScreenHeight: "100%" || 700,
      style: { // Styles the drawer container, supports any react-native style
        backgroundColor: "red",
      },
      parentComponentId: props.componentId, // Custom prop, will be available in your custom drawer component props
    },
  }
});

RNNDrawer.dismissDrawer();

To navigate from the drawer you must pass the parent componentId and use that to navigate. e.g:

// From drawer component
Navigation.push(parentComponentId, {
  component: {
    name: "CustomScreenFromDrawer",
  },
});

There's a complete and functional example at the example folder, with more thorough explanation on each method.

Props

The props below are used to configure the drawer and are to be used in RNN passProps:. Any aditional props will be passed to your custom drawer component.

Prop	Type	Optional	Default	Description
animationOpenTime	float	Yes	300	Time in milliseconds to execute the drawer opening animation.
animationCloseTime	float	Yes	300	Time in milliseconds to execute the drawer closing animation.
direction	string	Yes	left	Direction to open the collage, one of: ["left", "right", "top", "bottom"].
dismissWhenTouchOutside	bool	Yes	true	Should the drawer be dismissed when a click is registered outside?
fadeOpacity	number	Yes	0.6	Opacity of the screen outside the drawer.
drawerScreenWidth	number/string	Yes	80%	Width of drawer on portrait orientation. Pass a string containing '%' (e.g. "80%") for setting the width in relation to the screen or a number for absolute width (e.g. 300)
drawerScreenWidthOnLandscape	number/string	Yes	30%	Width of drawer on landscape orientation. Pass a string containing '%' (e.g. "80%") for setting the width in relation to the screen or a number for absolute width (e.g. 300)
drawerScreenHeight	number/string	Yes	100%	Height of drawer. Pass a string containing '%' (e.g. "30%") for setting the height in relation to the screen or a number for absolute height (e.g. 300)
disableDragging	boolean	Yes	false	Whether you want to disable dragging of the drawer. Useful if you have ScrollView inside the drawer (addresses #62).
disableSwiping	boolean	Yes	false	Whether you want to disable swiping gesture. Use it only in pair with disableDragging.

SideMenuView

The library also exposes a component which will allow you to open the drawer by either swiping the left or right gutter of the phone. This is achieved by using event listeners to communicate with the RNNDrawer HOC component. To enable this feature wrap your screen with the SideMenuView component. <SideMenuView> is just an enhanced <View> all props are passed down to <View>.

import { SideMenuView } from "react-native-navigation-drawer-extension";

<SideMenuView
  style={{ flex: 1 }}
  drawerName={'CustomDrawer'}
  direction={'right'}
  passProps={{
    animationOpenTime: 300,
    animationCloseTime: 300,
    dismissWhenTouchOutside: true,
    fadeOpacity: 0.6,
    drawerScreenWidth: '75%',
    drawerScreenHeight: '100%',
    parentComponentId: props.componentId,
    style: {
      backgroundColor: 'white', 
    },
  }}
  options={{
    layout: {
      componentBackgroundColor: 'transparent',
    }
 >
  {...}
 </SideMenuView>

Props

Prop	Type	Optional	Default	Description
style	StyleProp	Yes		The style of the drawer container.
drawerName	string	No		The name of the drawer component.
direction	string	Yes	left	The direction to open the drawer, one of: ["left", "right"].
passProps	object	Yes		The values passed to the drawer. See props in RNNDrawer above.
options	Options	Yes		The options to configure properties of the React Native Navigation native screen. Refer to React Native Navigation's options object.
swipeSensitivity	number	Yes	0.2	The sensitivity of the swipe to invoke each function.
sideMargin	number	Yes	15	The size of the gutter for both sides.
sideMarginLeft	number	Yes		The size of the gutter for the left side.
sideMarginRight	number	Yes		The size of the gutter for the right side.

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Daniil Merkulov 💻 📖

Rodrigo Vieira 💻 🐛 📖 🚧

Luke Brandon Farrell 💻 🐛 📖

CyberFuntik 💻 📖

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!