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react-native-masonry-scrollview

v0.0.2

Published

A React Native Masonry ScrollView that extends the inbuilt ScrollView component

Downloads

130

Readme

Simple easy to use Masonry ScrollView for React Native that extends the original ScrollView ✨

Version Downloads

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Installation

yarn add react-native-masonry-scrollview

# or

npm i react-native-masonry-scrollview

Usage

The Masonry ScrollView splits the content of the ScrollView into multiple columns or rows (depending on horizontal or vertical scroll) and renders the items into the individual column's View component. This component is built to extend the existing ScrollView component hence all the properties of the ScrollView will work with it and it can render any component supplied to it as children.

import React from "react";
import { View, StyleSheet } from "react-native";
import RNMasonryScroll from "react-native-masonry-scrollview";

const Box = () => <View style={styles.box} />;

const App = () => (
  <RNMasonryScroll>
    {/**
     * Masonry ScrollView only expects children as a list
     */}
    {[
      <Box key={0} />,
      <Box key={1} />,
      <Box key={2} />,
      <Box key={3} />,
      <Box key={4} />,
      <Box key={5} />
    ]}
  </RNMasonryScroll>
);

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
  box: {
    height: 50,
    width: 50,
    backgroundColor: "red",
    margin: 16
  }
});

export default App;

Advanced Usage

Refer the example expo app in RNMasonryExample/ directory of this repo 👍

Properties

children: ReactNode[]

Children of the Masonry ScrollView component should always be an array of React Nodes.


columns?: number

Number of columns to split the Masonry


columnStyle?: StyleProp<ViewStyle>

Style applied to the View component that is wrapping your components inside the Masonry ScrollView.


oddColumnStyle?: StyleProp<ViewStyle>

Style applied only to the n-th odd columns of the Masonry ScrollView. If you have 3 columns, this style will be applied to columns 1 & 3.


evenColumnStyle?: StyleProp<ViewStyle>

Style applied only to the n-th even columns of the Masonry ScrollView. If you have 3 columns, this style will be applied to column 2.


horizontal?: boolean

Control if the masonry is horizontal or vertical


ScrollViewProps

All the existing ScrollView Props are supported by this component since it simply extends the actual ScrollView.


Example App

The example app is built with expo, you can run the app following the official expo docs.

Licenses

MIT © DaniAkash