react-native-object-view v1.1.2

react-native-object-view

Rendering JSON-object as react-native component. It can be helpful for dev-menu.

Installation

npm install react-native-object-view or yarn add react-native-object-view

react-native-object-view

How to use

Example

import DevObjectView from 'react-native-object-view';

...
<DevObjectView
        keyName={'root'} // optional
        devObject={{}} // require: any object
      />

Example use with Alert

import DevObjectView from 'react-native-object-view';
import { Alert } from 'react-native';

...

const FAKE_DATA = {
  arrayExm: [1, 2, 3],
  booleanExm: true,
  stringExm: 'test string',
  func: () => {},
  objectExm: { b: { c: { d: 'hello world' }, f: { h: false } } },
};

  handleSaveKey = props => {
    Alert.alert('Callback onLongPressKey', JSON.stringify(props));
  };
  handleSaveValue = props => {
    Alert.alert('Callback onLongPressValue', JSON.stringify(props));
  };

...
<DevObjectView
        devObject={FAKE_DATA}
        autoExpandDepth={1}
        keyName={'root'}
        onLongPressKey={this.handleSaveKey}
        onLongPressValue={this.handleSaveValue}
      />

Props

devObject - The array or object that you want to be rendered.

onLongPressKey - onLongPress by keyName. Callback param: ({ key?: string; value: any; info: string })

onLongPressValue - onLongPress by value. Callback param: ({ key?: string; value: any; info: string })

keyName - The key name that will be displayed. Only the initial keyName is relevant to you. Default is 'object'.

marginLeft - The margin between nested objects. Adjusting this may make it more or less readable for you. Default is 5.

value - The array or object that you want to be rendered.