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Context Provider for tracking state-driven values read from scrolling.
React Native Modal Provider is a flexible and customizable modal provider for React Native applications. It allows you to easily manage modals with different detents (small, medium, large) while providing a smooth and visually appealing user experience.
To install the React Native Modal Provider in your project, follow these steps:
npm install git+https://github.com/thordotcomputer/react-native-modal-provider.git
or
yarn add git+https://github.com/thordotcomputer/react-native-modal-provider.git
import { ModalProvider } from 'react-native-modal-provider';
// Wrap your app with the ModalProvider component
<ModalProvider>
{/* Your app content goes here */}
</ModalProvider>
The Modal Provider allows you to easily manage modals in your React Native application. You can control the presentation and behavior of modals using the provided hooks and components.
Opening a Modal
To open a modal with custom content and a specific detent, you can use the openModal
function as shown in the example above. Replace CustomModalContent
with your actual modal content component.
import { useModal } from 'react-native-modal-provider';
// Example of opening a modal
const { openModal } = useModal();
// Open a modal with custom content and detent
openModal({
isPresented: true,
detent: 'medium',
node: <CustomModalContent />,
});
Retrieving the Current Modal State To retrieve the current modal state, you can use the readModal function as follows:
import { useModal } from 'react-native-modal-provider';
// Example of reading the current modal state
const { readModal } = useModal();
// Get the current modal state
const modalState = readModal();
// You can now access properties of the modal state like modalState.isPresented, modalState.detent, etc.
Updating the Modal State
To update the modal state with a provided key-value pair, you can use the updateModal
function like this:
import { useModal } from 'react-native-modal-provider';
// Example of updating the modal state
const { updateModal } = useModal();
// Update the modal state with a new value for a specific key
updateModal({ key: 'detent', value: 'large' });
// This will update the 'detent' property of the modal state to 'large'
Closing the Current Modal
To close the currently open modal, you can use the closeModal
function as shown below:
import { useModal } from 'react-native-modal-provider';
// Example of closing the current modal
const { closeModal } = useModal();
// Close the currently open modal
closeModal();
These examples demonstrate how to use each function provided by the React Native Modal Provider. You can adapt them to your specific use case and component names.
The Modal Provider is highly customizable. You can adjust the appearance and behavior of modals by modifying the provided styles, or by creating your own components and using the context.
Name | Description | Optional |
---|---|---|
backgroundColor | Customize the background color of the area behind the modal when presented. | Optional |
debug | Enable debugging logs for methods in the Modal Provider. | Optional |
A hook for managing modals. Provides functions to open, read, update, and close modals.
Name | Description |
---|---|
openModal(content: ModalState) | Opens a modal with the specified content and detent. |
readModal() | Retrieves the current modal state. |
updateModal(update: { key: string; value: any }) | Updates the modal state with the provided key-value pair. |
closeModal() | Closes the currently open modal. |
FAQs
Context Provider for tracking state-driven values read from scrolling.
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