A react-native library for a beauty settings screen

by React Native Example

react-native-settings-page

This is a cool Settings page based on Material Design.

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Getting started

$ npm install react-native-settings-page --save

$ yarn add react-native-settings-page

Developer

Props

types

text: use the text prop to display in Row

iconName: use the icon name to display a icon on the row, the source from icons is FontAwesome

onPressCallback: use this to implement your onPress method

<NavigateRow
  	text='Navigate Row'
  	iconName={'your-icon-name'}
	onPressCallback={() => { console.log('onPress') }} />

SwitchRow exclusive types and methods

value: use _value to controll if the switch will be switched on or off

onValueChange: use _onValueChange to implemente the switch action

<SwitchRow 
	text='Switch Row' 
	iconName='your-icon-name'
	onPressCallback={() => { console.log('on Body Press (optional)') }}
	_value={false}
	_onValueChange={() => { console.log('switched') }} />

CheckRow exclusive types and methods

value: use _value to controll if the checkbox will be switched on or off

color: use _color to define the checkbox active color

onValueChange: use _onValueChange to implemente the check action

<CheckRow 
	text='Switch Row' 
	iconName='your-icon-name'
	onPressCallback={() => { console.log('on Body Press (optional)') }}
	_color='#000'
	_value={false}
	_onValueChange={() => { console.log('checked/unchecked') }} />

SliderRow exclusive types and methods

navigate: use navigate to define if the slider row will show the angle-right icon

value: use _value to define slider's progress

color: use _color to define the slider active color

min: use _max to define slider's min progress

max: use _max to define slider's max progress

onValueChange: use _onValueChange to implemente the onValueChange action

<SliderRow 
	navigate
	text='Slider Row' 
	iconName='your-icon-name'
	onPressCallback={() => { console.log('on Body Press (optional)') }}
	_color='#000'
	_value={70}
	_min={0}
	_max={100}
	_onValueChange={value => { console.log('value: ' + value) }} />

Usage

Below is a sample usage of this package

import React from 'react';
import ReactNativeSettingsPage, { 
	SectionRow, 
	NavigateRow,
	CheckRow
} from 'react-native-settings-page';

class Settings extends React.Component {
	// TODO: implement your navigationOptions
	state = {
		check: false,
		switch: false,
		value: 40
	}
	_navigateToScreen = () {
		const { navigation } = this.props
		navigation.navigate('Your-Screen-Name');
	}
	render() {
		return (
			<ReactNativeSettingsPage>
				<SectionRow text='Usage'>
					<NavigateRow
						text='Navigate Row'
						iconName='your-icon-name'
						onPressCallback={this._navigateToScreen} />
					<SwitchRow 
						text='Switch Row' 
						iconName='your-icon-name'
						_value={this.state.switch}
						_onValueChange={() => { this.setState({ switch: !this.state.switch }) }} />
					<CheckRow 
						text='Check Row'
						iconName='your-icon-name'
						_color='#000'
						_value={this.state.check}
						_onValueChange={() => { this.setState({ check: !this.state.check }) }} />
					<SliderRow 
						text='Slider Row'
						iconName='your-icon-name'
						_color='#000'
						_min={0}
						_max={100}
						_value={this.state.value}
						_onValueChange={value => { this.setState({ value }) }} />
				</SectionRow>
			</ReactNativeSettingsPage>
		)
	}
}

export default Settings

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