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react-native-treeslider

v1.0.0

Published

A treeslider using ViewPagerAndroid for React Native

Readme

react-native-treeslider

A cross-platform tree slider component, based on ViewPagerAndroid, for React Native.

Demo

react-native-treeslider sample

Quick Start

import TreeSlider from 'react-native-treeslider';

export default function ({ data }) {
  let treeSlider;

  const treeSliderOptions = {
    list: data,
    getRef: (ref) => {
      treeSlider = {
        getBranch: ref.getBranch,
        getActivePageIndex: ref.getActivePageIndex,
        goBack: ref.goBack,
        tree: ref.getTree(),
      };
    },
    nestedPropName: "subcategories",
    renderItem: (item, index) => (
      <CategoryItem
        active={item.active === true}
      >
        <Row>
          <Column>
            <CategoryTitle active={item.active === true}>
              {item.name}
            </CategoryTitle>
          </Column>
          <Column size={0.3}>
            <CategoryTotal active={item.active === true}>
              {item.subcategories !== null && "subcategories" in item === true && <Icon active={item.active === true} name="navigate-next" />}

              {(item.subcategories === null || "subcategories" in item === false) && item.quantity}
            </CategoryTotal>
          </Column>
        </Row>
      </CategoryItem>
    )
  };
}

return <TreeSlider {...treeSliderOptions} />;

Props

  • list: {[x: string]: any}[] (required)
    The data list. It is mandatory that the tree list has nested properties. Eg:

    {
      name: 'Foo',
      ...
      subcategories: [{
        name: 'Bar',
        ...
        subcategories: [{...}]
      }]
    }
  • nestedPropName: string (required)
    The name of your list's nested property.

  • renderItem: (item: {}, index: number) => ReactElement (required)
    Callback which returns a React Element that represents a single item of your list.

  • onItemPress: (currentItem: {}, itemIndex: number, oldPageIndex: number, newPageIndex: number, hasChildren: boolean) => void
    A callback that is run when the list item is pressed.

  • onPageChange: (currentItem: {}, itemIndex: number, oldPageIndex: number, newPageIndex: number, hasChildren: boolean) => void
    A callback that is triggered on page swipe.

  • listItemHeight: number (defaults to 44)
    This is the height of an item. The page height is set based on the item's height.

  • getRef: (getBranch: () => void, goBack: () => void, goForward: () => void, getActivePageIndex: () => number, getTree: this.getTree ) => void
    Exposes some of the methods of the internal API through a reference.

    • getBranch(): Returns the active branch and its nested active subitems.
    • goBack(): Programmatically slides the pager to the left.
    • goForward(): Programmatically slides the pager to the right (if there's a selected item in the current page).
    • getActivePageIndex(): Returns the index of the active page.
    • getTree(): Returns the parsed tree.

Minimum Requirements

  • "react": "16.4.1",
  • "react-native": "0.56.0"