react-native-star-rating

React Native Star Rating Component

A React Native component for generating and displaying interactive star ratings. Compatible with both iOS and Android.

Table of Contents

1. Installation
2. Usage
3. Props
4. General Star Example
5. Custom Star Example
6. Roadmap
7. Contributing

Installation

1. install react-native-star-rating and its dependeices

npm install react-native-star-rating --save

or

yarn add react-native-star-rating

1. link react-native-vector-icons
   please refer to react-native-vector-icons installation guide

Usage

Props

Prop	Type	Description	Required	Default
activeOpacity	number	Number between 0 a 1 to determine the opacity of the button.	No	0.2
animation	string	Add an animation to the stars when upon selection. Refer to react-native-animatable for the different animation types.	No	undefined
buttonStyle	ViewPropTypes.style	Style of the button containing the star.	No	{}
containerStyle	ViewPropTypes.style	Style of the element containing the star rating component.	No	{}
disabled	bool	Sets the interactivity of the star buttons.	No	false
emptyStar	string or image object	The name of the icon to represent an empty star. Refer to react-native-vector-icons. Also can be a image object, both {uri:xxx.xxx} and require('xx/xx/xx.xxx').	No	star-o
emptyStarColor	string	Color of an empty star.	No	gray
fullStar	string or image object	The name of the icon to represent a full star. Refer to react-native-vector-icons. Also can be a image object, both {uri:xxx.xxx} and require('xx/xx/xx.xxx').	No	star
fullStarColor	string	Color of a filled star.	No	black
halfStar	string or image object	The name of the icon to represent an half star. Refer to react-native-vector-icons. Also can be a image object, both {uri:xxx.xxx} and require('xx/xx/xx.xxx').	No	star-half-o
halfStarColor	string	Color of a half-filled star. Defaults to fullStarColor.	No	undefined
halfStarEnabled	bool	Sets ability to select half stars	No	false
iconSet	string	The name of the icon set the star image belongs to. Refer to react-native-vector-icons.	No	FontAwesome
maxStars	number	The maximum number of stars possible.	No	5
rating	number	The current rating to show.	No	0
reversed	bool	Renders stars from right to left	No	false
selectedStar	function	A function to handle star button presses.	Yes	() => {}
starSize	number	Size of the star.	No	40
starStyle	ViewPropTypes.style	Style to apply to the star.	No	{}

For the emptyStar, fullStar, halfStar, and iconSet props, please refer to the react-native-vector-icons package for the valid string names for the star icons. When selecting the icon string names, you must remember to remove the font family name before the first hyphen. For example, if you want to use the ion-ios-star from the Ionicon font set, you would set the fullStar prop to ios-star and the iconSet to Ionicons.

For the animation prop, please refer to the react-native-animatable package for valid string names for the different animations available.

General Star Example

The following example will render 3.5 stars out of 5 stars using the star-o for the empty star icon, star-half-o for the half star icon, and star for the full star icon from the FontAwesome icon set in black color.

import StarRating from 'react-native-star-rating';

class GeneralStarExample extends Component {

  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {
      starCount: 3.5
    };
  }

  onStarRatingPress(rating) {
    this.setState({
      starCount: rating
    });
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <StarRating
        disabled={false}
        maxStars={5}
        rating={this.state.starCount}
        selectedStar={(rating) => this.onStarRatingPress(rating)}
      />
    );
  }
}

export default GeneralStarExample

Custom Star Case

The following example will render 2.5 stars out of 7 stars using the ios-star-outline for the empty star icon, ios-star-half for the half star icon, and ios-star for the full star icon from the Ionicons icon set in red color.

import StarRating from 'react-native-star-rating';

class CustomStarExample extends Component {

  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {
      starCount: 2.5
    };
  }

  onStarRatingPress(rating) {
    this.setState({
      starCount: rating
    });
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <StarRating
        disabled={false}
        emptyStar={'ios-star-outline'}
        fullStar={'ios-star'}
        halfStar={'ios-star-half'}
        iconSet={'Ionicons'}
        maxStars={7}
        rating={this.state.starCount}
        selectedStar={(rating) => this.onStarRatingPress(rating)}
        fullStarColor={'red'}
      />
    );
  }
}

export default CustomStarExample

Running the ExampleApp (WIP)

Navigate to the root of the ExampleApp and install the dependencies

cd ExampleApp && npm install

Run the app on the iOS simulator.

npm run ios

Development Setup (WIP)

Be sure to have create-react-native-app installed.

npm install -g create-react-native-app

Create a development app in the root folder.

create-react-native-app DevelopmentApp

Going into the development app and clone this repo.

cd DevelopmentApp && git clone https://github.com/djchie/react-native-star-rating.git

Go into the react-native-star-rating directory and start developing!

cd react-native-star-rating

Roadmap

View the project roadmap here

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines.

Changelog

[1.1.0] - 2017-06-20

Added

• Add CHANGELOG.md.
• Add react@16.3.1 to devDependencies.
• Add react-native@0.55.4 to devDependencies.
• Add animation prop for setting various animations upon star selection.
• Add bouncing animation upon star selection from @hirthbrian.
• Add more clear installation guide from @heyman333.
• Add activeOpacity prop to set the opacity of the stars from @FacuAcosta.
• Add iconMoonJson prop to use IconMoon config from @rodrigopk.

Changed

• Update README.md to reflect new features.
• Fix tests.
• Bump jest to 23.1.0.
• Bump react-test-renderer to 16.3.1.
• Ignore the ExampleApp when linting.
• Disable touch events when disable set to true from @iRoachie.
• Fix transform bug Issue #56 from @FredericRuaudel and @jamesqo.

Removed