1.0.1 • Published 7 years ago

mkp-react-native-button v1.0.1

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4
License
MIT
Repository
github
Last release
7 years ago

react-native-button

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React Native Button

Install

$ npm install mkp-react-native-button --save

Support

ios/android

Quick Start

import Button from "mkp-react-native-button";

<Button
    styles={buttonStyles}
    disabled={true}>disabled</Button>
    
<Button 
    styles={buttonStyles} 
    onPress={event=>{
        this.message("i am pressed");
    }}>button</Button>
    
<Button 
    styles={buttonStyles} 
    onPress={(event,callback)=>{
        this.message("begin fetch ...");
        setTimeout(()=>{
            this.message("end fetch")
            callback();
        },2000);
    }}>async button</Button>
    
<Button 
    styles={{view:{
        marginTop:5,
        borderRadius:10
    }}}>border readius button</Button>
    
<Button 
    styles={buttonStyles}
    onPress={event=>{
        this.message("image button is pressed")
    }}>
    <Image source={require("./assets/button.png")}/>
</Button>

Props

children:any

You can specify a string or component for children.if that is string will render a .

disabled:Boolean

styles:Object

styles is a object consist of view,text,disabledView,disabledText.following simple code:

styles={
    view: {},
    text: {},
    disabledView: {},
    disabledText: {}
}

onPress:Function

invoke when button is pressed.following simple code:

<Button
    onPress={event=>{
    	//do something
    }}>button</Button>

when fetch data from remote , button can be disable before response come back later restore . if you want to get the effect you must provide the second parameter in onPress , and all of request is done you need to invoke callback. following code:

<Button
    onPress={(event,callback)=>{
    	//begin request
    	fetch("").then(res=>{
    		callback();
    	});
    }}>button</Button>

activeOpacity:Number

Marking the button's opacity when pressIn.