react-native-soap v0.0.2
React Native SOAP (BETA)
Sexy Onboarder with Authentication and Permissions (and more)
Goal
The goal of this library is to provide a set of easy to use components typically found in user onboarding flows that you can customize and use make your onboarding flow look super sexy
When I was building Bunch I was looking for something like this since lots of other apps do onboarding the way we wanted but nothing seemed to exist. So I built one and want to make it open for others if they find it useful!
Build stuff like this easily:
Getting Started
Install
yarn add react-native-soap
import Onboarder, {TextEntryScreen, BasicScreen} from 'react-native-soap'
NOTE. This repo relies on react-navigation
at the moment, so you will need to link react-native-gesture-handler
. I have thoughts of making it not use this library but it makes things easier for now.
yarn add react-native-gesture-handler
react-native link react-native-gesture-handler
Usage
For more detail view the example
folder
If you are familular with react-navigation
it operates very similar.
Create a Screen like:
const IntroScreen = BasicScreen({
header: 'Welcome to SOAP!',
middle: 'https://i.imgur.com/2D4pDjZ.png',
footer: 'Make simple screens like this'
})
Once you have your screens, hook them up to the Onboarder like so:
const OnboarderView = Onboarder({
Initial: {
screen: IntroScreen
}
}, {
order: ['Initial'],
animation: 'push'
})
And finally, render that OnboarderView in a component somewhere
export default class App extends Component {
onEnd = (data) => {
// this will contain any data saved
console.log(data)
}
onTransition = (from, to, data) => {
console.log("INFO", from, to, data)
}
render() {
console.disableYellowBox = true
if (this.state.onboarded) return this.renderAuthView()
return (
<OnboarderView onEnd={this.onEnd} onTransition={this.onTransition} />
);
}
}
API
Onboarder
- onEnd: Called when the user finished onboarding
* data: the data the user entered keyed by
stateKeys
- onTransition: called when user transitions from one screen to the next
from: the screen they were on
to: screen transitioning to
* data: the data the user entered keyed by
stateKeys
Also when setting up the Onboarder you can specify a few props
- order: the order the screens should appear
- animation: the type of animation to show when transitioning
BasicScreen
header, middle, footer
can contain a component, image url, or image and it should handle it 'intelligently'
- backgroundStyle
- backgroundImage
- left
- right
- header
- headerContainerStyle
- headerStyle
- middle
- middleContainerStyle
- middleStyle
- footer
- footerContainerStyle
- footerStyle
- hideButton
- disableButton
- onPress
- buttonText
- screenProps
- navigation
- onLeftPressed
- onRightPressed
TextEntryScreen
- ...BasicScreenProps
- ...ReactNative TextEntry props
- stateKey: This is where the input the user saves will be saved to
Roadmap
There is lots left I want to do. I havn't brought over everything from our app into it yet. Here are some ideas, but feel free to open tickets with new ideas!
- Auth flow (with Firebase?)
- Permission flow
- Add friends flow
- Avatar caputure flow
- Theming system to easily add and create new themes
- Custom screen transitions
- Separate ordering for Android vs iOS
- Better handling of notches etc
- Better scaling for different devices
Here are some examples of stuff I want to let you build eventually:
Real world usage
We currently use something like this for our onboarding at Bunch. Here is a gif of our flow:
Check out our app here to try out the onboarding :) : https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bunch-group-video-chat-games/id1294869021?mt=8
Inspiration
I looked into using some of these but wanted something a bit more feature packed - but nonetheless they are awesome - and depending on what you are making may be better suited for you.
- https://github.com/jfilter/react-native-onboarding-swiper
- https://github.com/jacklam718/react-native-onboarding-component
- https://github.com/goshakkk/react-native-simple-onboarding
Questions/Comments?
Feel free to open a ticket with stuff you would like to see. I'd love to know if others find this useful, if not I might not work on it too much more.
Otherwise, feel free to email me at jordan@howlett.io