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react-native-radial-context-menu

v0.0.2

Published

A react-native implementation of a radial action menu

Downloads

64

Readme

React Native Radial Context Menu

An easy to use context menu component for React Native, inspired by The Guardian's radial context menu in their Android app.

A live demo of the component can he found as an Expo Snack here, or in the example folder.

Demo

Installation

npm i --save react-native-radial-context-menu

Usage

A simple example is shown below.

import { withRadialActionMenu } from 'react-native-radial-context-menu'

// Wrap any component with the provided Higher Order Component.
const ListItemWithMenu = withRadialActionMenu(() => <View />)

// Instantiate the wrapped component, passing in the buttons as props.
const App = () => (
    <ListItemWithMenu
      buttons={[
        { component: () => <Text>1</Text>, value: 1 },
        { component: () => <Text>2</Text>, value: 2 },
        { component: () => <Text>3</Text>, value: 3 },
        { component: () => <Text>4</Text>, value: 4 },
      ]}
    />
)

For something more complex, have a look at the Expo Snack demo.

Props

| Prop | Type | Required | Default | Description | | ----------------- | ---------- | -------- | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | backgroundColor | String | Optional | #fa8072 | Background color for both the menu and buttons. | | buttons | Array | Required | [] | Array of button objects. Each button requires a component and value. | | buttonDiameter | Number | Optional | 60 | Width of each button. | | menuDiameter | Number | Optional | 90 | Width of the menu at the touch origin. | | onClose | Function | Optional | void | Callback fired when the menu is closed, with either the value of the chosen button or null. | | onOpen | Function | Optional | void | Callback fired when the menu is opened. | | openDelay | Number | Optional | 0 | Number of milliseconds on press in before the menu opens. | | spreadAngle | Number | Optional | 170 | Angle between the first and last button from the touch origin. | | spreadRadius | Number | Optional | 100 | Distance the buttons move out from the touch origin. | | vibrate | Boolean | Optional | true | Vibrate on move over a button. | | vibrateDuration | Number | Optional | 50 | Number of milliseconds of the vibration. |

Contribute

We warmly welcome any contributions! You can open a Pull Request here.