@rose-hulman/react-native-dropdown-selector v0.2.0
React Native Dropdown Selector
A custom React Native component for dropdown lists that emulates some functionality of the HTML <select> tag.
Features
- Cross-platform uniformity
- Select one or more items from a list
- Support for custom component styling
- Import data with versatile structure
- Item prioritization
Installation
npm i @rose-hulman/react-native-dropdown-selectorHow Do I Use It?
There are 2 components available for use:
Select
and
MultiSelect
Using one of these components looks something like the following:
<Select
data={data}
onSelect={console.log}
/>The data prop takes in an array of the Data object to act as options for the Selector, and the onSelect prop takes in a function that accepts an argument of type Data to be called when a new item is selected.
These components may also take in optional props. For more information about the usage of these components, check out the wiki.
How Do I actually Use It?
The following example uses TypeScript.
First, import a selector component and the Data type. In this case, we use Select:
import { Select, type Data } from 'react-native-dropdown-selector';Then, create an array of items of type Data. This will be used for the data prop of the selector:
const data: Data[] = [
{ label: 'Item 1' },
{ label: 'Item 2' },
{ label: 'Item 3' },
]Next, define that function that will be used for the onSelect prop:
const onDataSelected = (data: Data) => {
console.log(data.label + ' was selected!');
};Finally, create the component with the previously defined props:
<Select
data={data}
onSelect={onDataSelected}
/>For a more detailed guide on the usage of these components, please read Getting Started.
Demo
Create a react native project with example/App.tsx as the main file. Running the example application will look similar to the screenshots below.
For an in-depth walkthrough, read through the development guide.
Contributing
To contribute to the development of this project, please refer to the development guide.