react-native-onetapinput
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React Native OneTapInput is a customizable, easy-to-use, and highly customizable OTP input component for React Native.
The OneTapInput and ResendOTPButton are custom, reusable components for React-Native applications. They are designed to handle OTP (One Time Password) input and resend OTP functionality respectively. This component utilizes the react-native-otp-verify component for OTP Autofill functionality.
Before you can use the OneTapInput and ResendOTPButton components, you need to install the react-native-otp-verify package. You can do this by running the following command in your terminal:
npm install react-native-otp-verify
or if you are using yarn:
yarn add react-native-otp-verify
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Before using the OneTapInput and ResendOTPButton components on android, you need to add the following permissions in your AndroidManifest.xml file for otp verify to work:
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.RECEIVE_SMS" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_SMS" />
For otp auto verify to work, you need to format the incoming sms in this way: <#> Your Otp is: 123ABC78. Use this code to log in. YOURHASHCODE <#> You have to replace YOURHASHCODE with the hash code you are getting from getHashCode function.
To generate the hash code for production, you need to follow these steps:
Obtain the SHA-256 certificate fingerprints for your app. You can do this by running the following command in your terminal:
keytool -list -v -keystore my-release-key.keystore
Replace my-release-key.keystore with the path and name of your actual keystore file.
Once you have the SHA-256 certificate fingerprint, you can use it to generate your app's hash string. The hash string is created by concatenating your app's package name with the SHA-256 certificate, and then applying a specific algorithm to it. You can use an online tool like this one provided by Google to generate the hash string. You can use an online tool like this one provided by Google to generate the hash string.
After generating the hash string, replace YOURHASHCODE in the SMS format with this hash string. Please note that the hash code for debug and release versions will be different due to the different signing keys used.
// If you are using js/jsx instead of ts/tsx, remove the types. (i.e.: <string>, :string, type declaration/s).
import { useState } from "react";
import { OneTapInput, ResendOTPButton } from "react-native-onetapinput";
const App = () => {
const [hash, setHash] = useState<string[]>([]);
const [otp, setOtp] = useState<string>("");
return (
<>
<OneTapInput
getFinalOtp={(otp: string) => {
console.log("Final OTP: ", otp);
setOtp(otp);
}}
getHashCode={(hash: string[]) => {
console.log("Hash code ===> ", hash);
setHash(hash); // The hash to be used in the SMS receiver app format: <#> Your Otp is: 123ABC78. Use this code to log in. YOURHASHCODE <#> (You have to place the hashcode at the end of your sms)
}}
/>
<ResendOTPButton
onResendOtp={() => {
// Handle Resend OTP Logic
}}
/>
</>
);
};
export default App;
The OneTapInput component accepts the following props (Important & useful props are shown first and are in bold) [All props are optional]:
getHashCode: Function to get the hash code for the OTP message.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
getHashCode={(hash: string[]) => {
console.log("Hash code ===> ", hash);
setHash(hash); // The hash to be used in the SMS receiver app format: <#> Your Otp is: 123ABC78. Use this code to log in. D2GX4obkbds <#>
}}
//... Other Props
/>
otpCount: Number of OTP digits.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
otpCount={4} // Default is 6
//... Other Props
/>
getFinalOtp: Function to get the final OTP value.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
getFinalOtp={(otp: string) => {
console.log("Final OTP: ", otp); // You will get the final OTP here
}}
//... Other Props
/>
value: Initial value of the OTP input.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
value="123456"
//... Other Props
/>
otpType: Type of OTP. It can be 'number', 'alpha', 'alphanumeric', or 'custom'.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
otpType="alphanumeric" // Default is number
//... Other Props
/>
handleOtpChange: Function to call when the OTP changes.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
handleOtpChange={(otp: string) => {
console.log("OTP: ", otp); // You will get the changed OTP here
}}
//... Other Props
/>
hiddenText: Boolean to hide/show the OTP text.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
hiddenText={true} // Default is false
//... Other Props
/>
error: Boolean to indicate if there is an error.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
error={true} // Default is false
//... Other Props
/>
errorText: Error text to display below the OTP Input component.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
errorText="Invalid OTP" // If error is true and errorText is given, this error will show below component
//... Other Props
/>
otpBoxStyle: Style object for the OTP box.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
otpBoxStyle={{
width: 40,
height: 40,
borderWidth: 1,
borderRadius: 20,
justifyContent: "center",
alignItems: "center",
}}
//... Other Props
/>
otpTextStyle: Style object for the OTP text.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
otpTextStyle={{
fontSize: 12,
}}
//... Other Props
/>
otpBoxBorderColor: Border color for the OTP box.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
otpBoxBorderColor="blue"
//... Other Props
/>
otpContainerStyle: Style object for the OTP container.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
otpContainerStyle={{
flexDirection: "row",
justifyContent: "center",
alignItems: "center",
gap: 5,
}}
//... Other Props
/>
blinkingCursor: Boolean to enable/disable the blinking cursor.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
blinkingCursor={false} // Default is true
//... Other Props
/>
blinkingCursorAnimationDuration: Duration of the blinking cursor animation.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
blinkingCursorAnimationDuration={400} // Default is 500 ms
//... Other Props
/>
cursorPosition: Position of the cursor. It can be 'left', 'middle', or an object specifying the left and top positions.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
cursorPosition={"left"} // Or cursorPosition={{ left: 5, top: 5,}}
//... Other Props
/>
cursorColor: Color of the cursor.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
cursorColor="blue"
//... Other Props
/>
cursorWidth: Width of the cursor.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
cursorWidth={1} // Default is 2
//... Other Props
/>
cursorHeight: Height of the cursor.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
cursorHeight={15} // Default is 20
//... Other Props
/>
autoFocus: Boolean to enable/disable autofocus on the OTP input.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
autoFocus={false} // Default is true
//... Other Props
/>
hiddenTextSymbol: Symbol to show when the OTP text is hidden.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
hiddenTextSymbol="*" // Default is '●'
//... Other Props
/>
touchEffectTransparency: Transparency of the touch effect of OTP Box.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
touchEffectTransparency={0.2} // Default is 0.5
//... Other Props
/>
errorTextStyle: Style object for the error text.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
errorTextStyle={{
fontSize: 16,
}}
//... Other Props
/>
errorContainerStyle: Style object for the error container.
Usage:
<OneTapInput
//.... Other Props
errorContainerStyle={{
position: "absolute",
bottom: 0,
left: 0,
}}
//... Other Props
/>
The ResendOTPButton component accepts the following props (Important & useful props are shown first and are in bold) [All props are optional.]:
onResendOtp: Function to call when the resend OTP button is clicked.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
onResendOtp={() => {
// Handle Resend OTP Functionality
}}
//... Other Props
/>
intervalTime: Interval time for the resend OTP functionality.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
intervalTime={10} // Default is 30 seconds
//... Other Props
/>
timerUnit: Unit for the timer. It can be 'seconds' or 'minutes'.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
timerUnit="minutes" // Default is "seconds"
//... Other Props
/>
resendText: Function to format the resend text.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
resendText={(timer, timerUnit) =>
`Please wait ${timer + " " + timerUnit} before resending.`
} // You can customize the resend text here
//... Other Props
/>
resendOtpText: Text for the resend OTP button.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
resendOtpText="Send OTP Again" // Default is Resend OTP
//... Other Props
/>
resendButtonStyle: Style object for the resend OTP button.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
resendButtonStyle={{
marginTop: 20,
marginBottom: 20,
}}
//... Other Props
/>
resendButtonColor: Color for the resend OTP button.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
resendButtonColor="green"
//... Other Props
/>
resendButtonTextColor: Text color for the resend OTP button.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
resendButtonTextColor="black"
//... Other Props
/>
resendButtonTextStyle: Style object for the resend OTP button text.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
resendButtonTextStyle={{
color: "black",
fontSize: 16,
}}
//... Other Props
/>
resendTextStyle: Style object for the resend text.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
resendTextStyle={{
fontSize: 16,
}}
//... Other Props
/>
hideResendText: Boolean to hide/show the resend text.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
hideResendText={true} // Default is false
//... Other Props
/>
mainContainerStyle: Style object for the main container.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
mainContainerStyle={{
position: "absolute",
}}
//... Other Props
/>
disabledButtonStyle: Style object for the disabled resend OTP button.
Usage:
<ResendOTPButton
//.... Other Props
disabledButtonStyle={{ display: "none" }}
//... Other Props
/>
All notable changes to this project will be documented here.
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