react-native-device-mockup v1.1.2

react-native-device-mockup

You can check out the 🌐 full-demo-here
Package for React is 🌐 here

Index

1. Introduction
2. Installation
3. How to use
4. Props
5. Demo
6. License

Introduction

react-native-device-mockup provides frame mockups for Android and iOS devices.
You can use this library when you need a device demo for your app.
Every mockup is rendered as a pure react-native View component.

react-native-device-mockup provides the following mockups:

1. Android
   1. Phone: 19.5:9 aspect ratio, AndroidMockup
   2. Tablet: 16:10 aspect ratio, AndroidTabMockup
2. iOS
   1. iPhone, IPhoneMockup
      1. legacy iPhone: iPhone SE3
      2. notched iPhone: iPhone 14
      3. Dynamic island iPhone: iPhone 15 Pro
   2. iPad, IPadMockup
      1. legacy iPad 4:3 aspect ratio (home button)
      2. modern iPad: 4.3:3 aspect ratio (no home button)

Installation

No dependencies. Just install it

npm install react-native-device-mockup

or if you use yarn

yarn add react-native-device-mockup

How to use

import {
    AndroidMockup,
    AndroidTabMockup,
    IPhoneMockup,
    IPadMockup
}
from "react-native-device-mockup"


return (
  <>
    {/* Android Phone */}
    <AndroidMockup screenWidth={200}>
        {/* your demo */}
        <YourComponent>
          {...}
        </YourComponent>
    </AndroidMockup>

    {/* Android Tablet */}
    <AndroidTabMockup screenWidth={200}>
        {/* your demo */}
        <YourComponent>
          {...}
        </YourComponent>
    </AndroidTabMockup>

    {/* iPhone */}
    <IPhoneMockup screenWidth={200}>
        {/* your demo */}
        <YourComponent>
          {...}
        </YourComponent>
    </IPhoneMockup>

    {/* iPad */}
    <IPadMockup screenWidth={200}>
        {/* your demo */}
        <YourComponent>
          {...}
        </YourComponent>
    </IPadMockup>
  </>
)

Props

AndroidMockup & AndroidTabMockup

You can check demo

IPhoneMockup & IPadMockup

You can check demo

screenWidth

• AndroidMockup, AndroidTabMockup, IPhoneMockup, IPadMockup

Width of mockup screen.
The height is automatically calculated according to the ratio.

NOTE
It does not mean the full width of the mockup being rendered.

hideStatusBar

• AndroidMockup, AndroidTabMockup, IPhoneMockup, IPadMockup

Hide the status bar.

• false: Status bar occupies its own space with statusbarColor. (default)
• true: Status bar no longer occupies its own area, but becomes part of the screen area.

NOTE
When isLandscape=true and screenType="legacy" in iPhoneMockup,
the status bar is always hidden regardless of hideStatusBar.
Even on the classic iPhone, the status bar is always hidden when in landscape mode.

navBar

• AndroidMockup, AndroidTabMockup

Type of navigation bar.

• "swipe": swipe gesture navigation bar. (modern style)
• "bhr": back-home-recent buttons. (classic style)
• "rhb": recent-home-back. (classic style)

transparentNavBar

• AndroidMockup, AndroidTabMockup, IPhoneMockup, IPadMockup

Make the navigation bar transparent.

• false: Navigation bar occupies its own space with navBarColor. (default)
• true: Navigation bar no longer occupies its own area, but becomes part of the screen area.
  • NOTE: Swipe bar or buttons are rendered according to the type specified by navBar props.

NOTE
When screenType="legacy" in iPhoneMockup, transparentNavBar is always ignored.

hideNavBar

• AndroidMockup, AndroidTabMockup, IPhoneMockup, IPadMockup

Hide the navigation bar.

• false: Show the navigation bar. (default)
• true: Hide the navigation bar.
  • Navigation bar no longer occupies its own area,
    but becomes part of the screen area.
  • NOTE: Swipe bar or buttons are NOT rendered according to the type specified by navBar props.

NOTE
When screenType="legacy" in iPhoneMockup, hideNavBar is always ignored.

transparentCamArea

• AndroidMockup

AndroidMockup only.
Make the area around the camera transparent.
It only works when isLandscape=true.
It is ignored when isLandscape=false

CamArea (Camera area)
The part that was the status bar when in Portrait.
When in Landscape, in Android Native, this part is simply expressed as an empty (blank) area.

Demo

🌐 full-demo

Demo: Android

• AndroidMockup
• AndroidTabMockup

AndroidMockup default mockups

isLandscape=false	isLandscape=true

AndroidTabMockup default mockups

isLandscape=false	isLandscape=true

hideStatusBar & hideNavBar

hideStatusBar={true}
hideNavBar={true}

isLandscape=false	isLandscape=true

other props

noRoundedScreen	frameColor="green"statusbarColor="red"navBarColor="blue"

default with child

isLandscape=false	isLandscape=true

props.hideStatusBar

isLandscape=false	isLandscape=true

props.transparentNavBar

isLandscape=false	isLandscape=true
navBar="bhr"	navBar="bhr"

props.hideNavBar

isLandscape=false	isLandscape=true

props.transparentCamArea

AndroidMockup, landscape only | isLandscape=false | isLandscape=true | | :--: | :--: | | none | |

Demo: iOS

• IPhoneMockup
• IPadMockup

IPhoneMockup

All props not mentioned are default.
Props with the same name as props in AnroidMockup work the same way.

screenType	isLandscape=false	isLandscape=true
"island"
"notch"
"legacy"

IPadMockup

All props not mentioned are default.
Props with the same name as props in AnroidMockup work the same way.

screenType	isLandscape=false	isLandscape=true
"modern"
"legacy"

License

MIT license