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react-native-sidebar

v0.3.0

Published

A react-native Animated based sidebar (aka drawer) solution.

Downloads

160

Readme

react-native-sidebar

A react-native Animated based sidebar (aka drawer) solution.

Build status Test coverage Dependency Status

After testing several other sidebar implementation with different pitfalls we decided to implement a clean, easy-to-use and working sidebar based on the react-native Animated framework.

Getting started

npm install --save react-native-sidebar

Usage:

import Sidebar from 'react-native-sidebar';

render() {
	return (
		<Sidebar
				leftSidebar={ this.renderLeftSidebar() }
				rightSidebar={ this.renderRightSidebar() }
				style={{ flex: 1, backgroundColor: 'black' }}>
			{ this.renderContent() }
		</Sidebar>
	)
}

Supported properties:

  • open: bool or string (bool true or string 'left' opens left sidebar, string 'right' opens right sidebar)
  • leftSidebar: Compontent
  • leftSidebarWidth: Number (callback sidebarWidth: Number, otherwise use default 280)
  • leftThreshold: Number (callback threshold: Number, otherwise use default 30)
  • rightSidebar: Compontent
  • rightSidebarWidth: Number (callback sidebarWidth: Number, otherwise use default 280)
  • rightThreshold: Number (callback threshold: Number, otherwise use default 30)
  • overlayColor: Color
  • childrens: Compontent[]

Effects

More effects coming soon! Input / ideas (as issue) or PR are welcome. :+1:

Default

Alternatives

License

This project is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for further details.