react-native-in-app-message
React Native in-app platform-specific notifications.
- Compatible with iPhone X, XR, XS, XS Max.
- Allows you to use your own components.
- Swipeable
- Force Touch support
- Taptic Engine feedback support
onDrag
gesture event support
Installation
- Run
npm install react-native-in-app-message
- Run
react-native link react-native-in-app-message
- required for iOS - Run
npm install react-native-gesture-handler
and follow the linking guide. Required for both platforms
Usage
import {Notification} from "react-native-in-app-message";
...
// Somewhere call
Notification.show(); // if You have one instance
// or ref.show() if You need to show specific instance
...
//It's important to declare Notification component next to root component
//otherwise component will be shown inside the navigator
render() {
return (
<React.Fragment>
<AppNavigator/>
<Notification text={'Hello world'} onPress={Notification.hide} />
</React.Fragment>
)
}
Methods
- static
show()
- static
hide()
ref.show()
ref.hide()
Props
blurType
- must be one of'xlight' | 'light' | 'dark'
. iOS OnlyblurAmount
-number
. iOS OnlytapticFeedback
-boolean
. iOS 10 and uppershowKnob
-boolean
. iOS Onlyduration
-number
autohide
-boolean
hideStatusBar
-boolean
text
-string
. The text for the message. Required ifcustomComponent
is not used.textColor
-string
.customComponent
-ReactNode
.onPress
-() => void
.onDragGestureEvent
-(event: PanGestureHandlerGestureEvent) => void
.onDragGestureHandlerStateChange
-(event: PanGestureHandlerGestureEvent) => void
.onForceTouchGestureEvent
-(event: ForceTouchGestureHandlerGestureEvent) => void
. iOS Only and iPhone 6s and upperonForceTouchHandlerStateChange
-(event: ForceTouchGestureHandlerStateChangeEvent) => void
. iOS Only and iPhone 6s and upperuseForceTouch
-boolean
. iOS Only and iPhone 6s and upper (default -false
)
Modules
- Notification
import {Notification} from "react-native-in-app-message";
- Blur
import {Blur} from "react-native-in-app-message";
- TapticFeedback
import {TapticFeedback} from "react-native-in-app-message";
Usage:
TapticFeedback.impact();