@cross2d/react-web-elements v1.0.1

Cross Platform React Native UI Toolkit

Get Started

If you are using Exponent, you can run npm i react-native-elements --save and skip to step 3.

Step 1

Install react-native-vector-icons (if you do not already have it)

npm i react-native-vector-icons --save && react-native link react-native-vector-icons

If you have any issues with icons not working or installation of React Native Vector Icons, check out their installation guide here

Step 2

Install React Native Elements

npm i react-native-elements --save

or

yarn add react-native-elements

Step 3

Start using components

import {
  Button
} from 'react-native-elements'

<Button
  raised
  icon={{name: 'cached'}}
  title='RAISED WITH ICON' />

Included

• Buttons
• Social Icons / Buttons
• Icons
• Side Menu
• Form Elements
• Search Bar
• ButtonGroup
• Checkboxes
• List Element
• Linked List Element
• Tab Bar Component
• HTML style headings (h1, h2, etc...)
• Card component
• Pricing Component
• Grid Component
• Slider Component
• Tile Component

Roadmap

• Add radio buttons
• Searchable Drop Down similar to Bootstrap-3-Typehead
• Swipeable List Item component
• Add icons to TextInputs
• Profile Component in progress
• Custom Picker
• Something you's like to see? Submit an issue or a pull request

Examples

Check out the pre built and configured React Native Hackathon Starter Project which uses all of these elements.

Notes

Fonts

React Native Elements uses the System font as the default font family for iOS and Roboto as the default font family for Android.

In the example screenshots, we are using Lato which can be downloaded here.

We are working on a way to make a custom font family configurable through the command line.

Here is a list of fonts available out of the box for each platform, or you can install and use a custom font of your own.

To override the fontFamily in any element, simply provide a fontFamily prop:

<Button
  raised
  icon={{name: 'cached'}}
  title='RAISED WITH ICON'
  fontFamily='Comic Sans MS' />

API

Buttons

Buttons take a title and an optional material icon name, as well as the props below.

You can override Material icons with one of the following: material-community, simple-line-icon, zocial, font-awesome, octicon, ionicon, foundation, evilicon, or entypo by providing an icon.type as a prop.

import { Button } from 'react-native-elements'

<Button
  title='BUTTON' />

<Button
  raised
  icon={{name: 'cached'}}
  title='BUTTON WITH ICON' />

<Button
  large
  iconRight
  icon={{name: 'code'}}
  title='LARGE WITH RIGHT ICON' />

<Button
  large
  icon={{name: 'envira', type: 'font-awesome'}}
  title='LARGE WITH RIGHT ICON' />

<Button
  large
  icon={{name: 'squirrel', type: 'octicon', buttonStyle: styles.someButtonStyle }}
  title='OCTICON' />

Button props

Also recevies all TouchableWithoutFeedback props

Social Icons & Buttons

import { SocialIcon } from 'react-native-elements'

// Icon
<SocialIcon
  type='twitter'
/>

<SocialIcon
  raised={false}
  type='gitlab'
/>

<SocialIcon
  light
  type='medium'
/>

<SocialIcon
  light
  raised={false}
  type='medium'
/>


// Button
<SocialIcon
  title='Sign In With Facebook'
  button
  type='facebook'
/>

<SocialIcon
  title='Some Twitter Message'
  button
  type='twitter'
/>

<SocialIcon
  button
  type='medium'
/>


<SocialIcon
  button
  light
  type='instagram'
/>

SocialIcon props

Icons & Icon Buttons

Icons take the name of a material icon as a prop.

You can override Material icons with one of the following: material-community, font-awesome, octicon, ionicon, foundation, evilicon, simple-line-icon, zocial, or entypo by providing a type prop.

Hint: use reverse to make your icon look like a button

import { Icon } from 'react-native-elements'

<Icon
  name='rowing' />

<Icon
  name='g-translate'
  color='#00aced' />

<Icon
  name='sc-telegram'
  type='evilicon'
  color='#517fa4'
/>

<Icon
  reverse
  name='ios-american-football'
  type='ionicon'
  color='#517fa4'
/>

<Icon
  raised
  name='heartbeat'
  type='font-awesome'
  color='#f50'
  onPress={() => console.log('hello')} />

Icon props

Lists

Using Map Function. Implemented with avatar.

import { List, ListItem } from 'react-native-elements'

const list = [
  {
    name: 'Amy Farha',
    avatar_url: 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/ladylexy/128.jpg',
    subtitle: 'Vice President'
  },
  {
    name: 'Chris Jackson',
    avatar_url: 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/adhamdannaway/128.jpg',
    subtitle: 'Vice Chairman'
  },
  ... // more items
]

<List containerStyle={{marginBottom: 20}}>
  {
    list.map((l, i) => (
      <ListItem
        roundAvatar
        avatar={{uri:l.avatar_url}}
        key={i}
        title={l.name}
      />
    ))
  }
</List>

Using Map Function. Implemented with link and icon.

import { List, ListItem } from 'react-native-elements'

const list = [
  {
    title: 'Appointments',
    icon: 'av-timer'
  },
  {
    title: 'Trips',
    icon: 'flight-takeoff'
  },
  ... // more items
]

<List>
  {
    list.map((item, i) => (
      <ListItem
        key={i}
        title={item.title}
        leftIcon={{name: item.icon}}
      />
    ))
  }
</List>

Using RN ListView. Implemented with link and avatar.

import { List, ListItem } from 'react-native-elements'

const list = [
  {
    name: 'Amy Farha',
    avatar_url: 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/ladylexy/128.jpg',
    subtitle: 'Vice President'
  },
  {
    name: 'Chris Jackson',
    avatar_url: 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/adhamdannaway/128.jpg',
    subtitle: 'Vice Chairman'
  },
  ... // more items
]

renderRow (rowData, sectionID) {
  return (
    <ListItem
      roundAvatar
      key={sectionID}
      title={rowData.name}
      subtitle={rowData.subtitle}
      avatar={{uri:rowData.avatar_url}}
    />
  )
}

render () {
  return (
    <List>
      <ListView
        renderRow={this.renderRow}
        dataSource={this.state.dataSource}
      />
    </List>
  )
}

ListItem implemented with custom View for Subtitle

import { List, ListItem } from 'react-native-elements'

render () {
  return (
    <List>
      <ListItem
        roundAvatar
        title='Limited supply! Its like digital gold!'
        subtitle={
          <View style={styles.subtitleView}>
            <Image source={require('../images/rating.png')} style={styles.ratingImage}/>
            <Text style={styles.ratingText}>5 months ago</Text>
          </View>
        }
        avatar={require('../images/avatar1.jpg')}
      />
    </List>
  )
}

styles = StyleSheet.create({
  subtitleView: {
    flexDirection: 'row',
    paddingLeft: 10,
    paddingTop: 5
  },
  ratingImage: {
    height: 19.21,
    width: 100
  },
  ratingText: {
    paddingLeft: 10,
    color: 'grey'
  }
})

List Props

ListItem props

Badges

You can now easily add a badge to your List Item

Example badge usage

<ListItem
  ...
  badge={{ value: 3, badgeTextStyle: { color: 'orange' }, badgeContainerStyle: { marginTop: -20 } }}
/>

<ListItem
  ...
  badge={{ element: <MyCustomElement> }}
/>

SideMenu

This component implements react-native-side-menu which is part of the react-native-community.

import { SideMenu, List, ListItem } from 'react-native-elements'

constructor () {
  super()
  this.state = {
    isOpen: false
  }
  this.toggleSideMenu = this.toggleSideMenu.bind(this)
}

toggleSideMenu () {
  this.setState({
    isOpen: !this.state.isOpen
  })
}

render () {
  const MenuComponent = (
    <View style={{flex: 1, backgroundColor: '#ededed', paddingTop: 50}}>
      <List containerStyle={{marginBottom: 20}}>
      {
        list.map((l, i) => (
          <ListItem
            roundAvatar
            onPress={() => console.log('Pressed')}
            avatar={l.avatar_url}
            key={i}
            title={l.name}
            subtitle={l.subtitle}
          />
        ))
      }
      </List>
    </View>
  )

  return (
    <SideMenu
      isOpen={this.state.isOpen}
      menu={MenuComponent}>
      <App toggleSideMenu={this.toggleSideMenu.bind(this)} />
    </SideMenu>
  )
}

SideMenu props

For issues or feature requests related to SideMenu component please click here

Search Bar

import { SearchBar } from 'react-native-elements'

<SearchBar
  onChangeText={someMethod}
  placeholder='Type Here...' />

<SearchBar
  noIcon
  onChangeText={someMethod}
  placeholder='Type Here...' />

<SearchBar
  round
  onChangeText={someMethod}
  placeholder='Type Here...' />

<SearchBar
  lightTheme
  onChangeText={someMethod}
  placeholder='Type Here...' />

SearchBar props

This component inherits all native TextInput props that come with a standard React Native TextInput element, along with the following:

Tab Bar Component

This component implements the react-native-tab-navigator from Exponent. Check out Exponent if you haven't already!

import { Tabs, Tab, Icon } from 'react-native-elements'

constructor() {
  super()
  this.state = {
    selectedTab: 'profile',
  }
}

changeTab (selectedTab) {
  this.setState({selectedTab})
}

const { selectedTab } = this.state

<Tabs>
  <Tab
    titleStyle={{fontWeight: 'bold', fontSize: 10}}
    selectedTitleStyle={{marginTop: -1, marginBottom: 6}}
    selected={selectedTab === 'feed'}
    title={selectedTab === 'feed' ? 'FEED' : null}
    renderIcon={() => <Icon containerStyle={{justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', marginTop: 12}} color={'#5e6977'} name='whatshot' size={33} />}
    renderSelectedIcon={() => <Icon color={'#6296f9'} name='whatshot' size={30} />}
    onPress={() => this.changeTab('feed')}>
    <Feed />
  </Tab>
  <Tab
    titleStyle={{fontWeight: 'bold', fontSize: 10}}
    selectedTitleStyle={{marginTop: -1, marginBottom: 6}}
    selected={selectedTab === 'profile'}
    title={selectedTab === 'profile' ? 'PROFILE' : null}
    renderIcon={() => <Icon containerStyle={{justifyContent: 'center', alignItems: 'center', marginTop: 12}} color={'#5e6977'} name='person' size={33} />}
    renderSelectedIcon={() => <Icon color={'#6296f9'} name='person' size={30} />}
    onPress={() => this.changeTab('profile')}>
    <Profile />
  </Tab>
  /* ... more tabs here */
</Tabs>

Hide Tab Bar

constructor () {
  super()
  this.state = {
    hideTabBar: true,
  }
}

hideTabBar(value) {
  this.setState({
    hideTabBar: value
  });
}

let tabBarStyle = {};
let sceneStyle = {};
if (this.state.hideTabBar) {
  tabBarStyle.height = 0;
  tabBarStyle.overflow = 'hidden';
  sceneStyle.paddingBottom = 0;
}

<Tabs hidesTabTouch tabBarStyle={tabBarStyle} sceneStyle={sceneStyle}>
  <Tab>
    <LoginView hideTabBar={this.hideTabBar.bind(this)} />
  </Tab>
  /* ... tabs here */
</Tabs>

Tabs Props

Tab Props

For issues or feature requests related to Tab Bar component please click here

HTML Style Headings

<Text h1>Heading 1</Text>
<Text h2>Heading 2</Text>
<Text h3>Heading 3</Text>
<Text h4>Heading 4</Text>

Headings Props

ButtonGroup

Using strings

constructor () {
  super()
  this.state = {
    selectedIndex: 2
  }
  this.updateIndex = this.updateIndex.bind(this)
}
updateIndex (selectedIndex) {
  this.setState({selectedIndex})
}

render () {
  const buttons = ['Hello', 'World', 'Buttons']
  const { selectedIndex } = this.state
  return (
    <ButtonGroup
      onPress={this.updateIndex}
      selectedIndex={selectedIndex}
      buttons={buttons}
      containerStyle={{height: 100}} />
  )
}

Using components

constructor () {
  super()
  this.state = {
    selectedIndex: 2
  }
  this.updateIndex = this.updateIndex.bind(this)
}
updateIndex (selectedIndex) {
  this.setState({selectedIndex})
}

const component1 = () => <Text>Hello</Text>
const component2 = () => <Text>World</Text>
const component3 = () => <Text>ButtonGroup</Text>

render () {
  const buttons = [{ element: component1 }, { element: component2 }, { element: component3 }]
  const { selectedIndex } = this.state
  return (
    <ButtonGroup
      onPress={this.updateIndex}
      selectedIndex={selectedIndex}
      buttons={buttons}
      containerStyle={{height: 100}} />
  )
}

ButtonGroup props

This component inherits all native TouchableHighlight and TouchableOpacity props that come with React Native TouchableHighlight or TouchableOpacity elements, along with the following:

Checkboxes

import { CheckBox } from 'react-native-elements'

<CheckBox
  title='Click Here'
  checked={this.state.checked}
/>

<CheckBox
  center
  title='Click Here'
  checked={this.state.checked}
/>

<CheckBox
  center
  title='Click Here'
  checkedIcon='dot-circle-o'
  uncheckedIcon='circle-o'
  checked={this.state.checked}
/>

<CheckBox
  center
  title='Click Here to Remove This Item'
  iconRight
  iconType='material'
  checkedIcon='clear'
  uncheckedIcon='add'
  checkedColor='red'
  checked={this.state.checked}
/>

Checkbox props

This component uses FontAwesome icons out of the box. You can also specify one of the following types of icons by specifying an iconType prop: Simple Line Icon, Zocial, Octicons, MaterialIcons, MaterialCommunityIcons, Ionicons, Foundation, EvilIcons, or Entypo

Forms

import { FormLabel, FormInput } from 'react-native-elements'

<FormLabel>Name</FormLabel>
<FormInput onChangeText={someFunction}/>
<FormValidationMessage>Error message</FormValidationMessage>

FormValidationMessage example

FormInput props

This component inherits all native TextInput props that come with a standard React Native TextInput element, along with the following:

FormLabel props

FormValidationMessage props

Using FormInput refs

<FormInput
  ref='forminput'
  textInputRef='email'
  ...
/>

You should be able to access the refs like this

this.refs.forminput.refs.email

Card

const users = [
 {
    name: 'brynn',
    avatar: 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/brynn/128.jpg'
 },
 ... // more users here
]

import { Text } from 'react-native'
import { Card, ListItem, Button } from 'react-native-elements'

// implemented without image with header
<Card
  title='CARD WITH DIVIDER'>
  {
    users.map((u, i) => {}
  }
</Card>

// implemented without image without header, using ListItem component
 <Card containerStyle={{padding: 0}} >
  {
    users.map((u, i) => {
      return (
        <ListItem
          key={i}
          roundAvatar
          title={u.name}
          avatar={{uri:u.avatar}} />

      )
    })
  }
</Card>


// implemented with Text and Button as children
<Card
  title='HELLO WORLD'
  image={require('../images/pic2.jpg')}>
  <Text style={{marginBottom: 10}}>
    The idea with React Native Elements is more about component structure than actual design.
  </Text>
  <Button
    icon={{name: 'code'}}
    backgroundColor='#03A9F4'
    fontFamily='Lato'
    buttonStyle={{borderRadius: 0, marginLeft: 0, marginRight: 0, marginBottom: 0}}
    title='VIEW NOW' />
</Card>

Card props

Pricing Component

import { PricingCard } from 'react-native-elements'

<PricingCard
  color='#4f9deb'
  title='Free'
  price='$0'
  info={['1 User', 'Basic Support', 'All Core Features']}
  button={{ title: 'GET STARTED', icon: 'flight-takeoff' }}
/>

PricingCard props

Grid Component

The Grid component provides two types of layouts, Row and Column. This provides you with an easy way to position your elements on screen without using flex directly.

This component was inspired from react-native-easy-grid by GeekyAnts. Check out NativeBase.io if you haven't already!

Row

import {Grid, Row} from 'react-native-elements';

<Grid>
  <Row></Row>
  <Row></Row>
</Grid>

Column

import {Grid, Col} from 'react-native-elements';

<Grid>
  <Col></Col>
  <Col></Col>
</Grid>

Creating nested layout

import {Grid, Col, Row} from 'react-native-elements';

<Grid>
  <Col></Col>
  <Col>
    <Row></Row>
    <Row></Row>
  </Col>
</Grid>

Using the size prop

A ratio can be passed to the Size Prop

<Grid>
  <Row size={3}></Row>
  <Row size={1}></Row>
</Grid>

<Grid>
  <Col size={75}></Col>
  <Col size={25}></Col>
</Grid>

GridComponent Props

ColComponent Props

RowComponent Props

Slider Component

A pure JavaScript component for react-native. It is a drop-in replacement for Slider.

This component is a forked implementation of react-native-slider. Also note that due to the nature of the platform, and the existence of breaking changes between React Native releases, this implementation currently only supports v0.26.0+

import { Slider } from 'react-native-elements'

<View style={{flex: 1, alignItems: 'stretch', justifyContent: 'center'}}>
  <Slider
    value={this.state.value}
    onValueChange={(value) => this.setState({value})} />
  <Text>Value: {this.state.value}</Text>
</View>

Slider Props

Tile Component

A component with full size image and with text either inside the image or under the image along with customizable caption

This component was inspired from Shoutem UI by Shoutem. Check out Shoutem if you haven't already!

Featured Tile

<Tile
   imageSrc={{require: ('./img/path')}}
   title="Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Dolores dolore exercitationem"
   featured
   caption="Some Caption Text"
/>

Featured Tile with Icon

<Tile
  imageSrc={{require: ('./img/path')}}
  icon={{name: 'play-circle', type: 'font-awesome'}}
  featured
/>

Tile with Icon

<Tile
  imageSrc={{require: ('./img/path')}}
  title="Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur"
  icon={{name: 'play-circle', type: 'font-awesome'}}  // optional
  contentContainerStyle={{height: 70}}
>
  <View style={{flex: 1, flexDirection: 'row', justifyContent: 'space-between'}}>
    <Text>Caption</Text>
    <Text>Caption</Text>
  </View>
</Tile>

Tile Props