react-native-switch-pro (2.0 is coming)

A universal switch for android and iOS, it could be the best switch for react-native on Github.

Preview

   

Feature

• Almost perfect switch on react-native
• Have a good performance on both iOS and Android
• Add gesture with PanResponder  
• More animations to follow iOS native performance
• Support async and sync event
• Support bidirectional data binding
• Clear code style

Install

npm install react-native-switch-pro --save

Usage

• Sync

import Switch from 'react-native-switch-pro'
...
  render() {
    return (
      <View style={styles.container}>
        <Switch onSyncPress={value => {...}}/>
      </View>
    )
  }
...

• Async

...
  render() {
    return (
      <View style={styles.container}>
        <Switch onAsyncPress={(callback) => {
          You can call your async module and just invoke callback(true) when succeed,  
          callback(false) when fail.
        }}/>
      </View>
    )
  }
...

Props

Name	Description	Default	Type
width	width of switch	40	number
height	height of switch	21	number
value	state of switch which can be used to bidirectional binding	undefined	bool
disabled	whether switch is clickable	false	bool
circleColorActive	color for circle handler of switch when it is on	white	string
circleColorInactive	color for circle handler of switch when it is off	white	string
style	styles that will be applied for switch container	undefined	style
circleStyle	styles that will be applied for the circle	undefined	style
backgroundActive	color of switch when it is on	green	string
backgroundInactive	color of switch when it is off	'#ddd'	string
onSyncPress	callback when switch is clicked	() => null	func
onAsyncPress	has a callback with result of async	(value, callback) => {callback(true)}	func

Notice

• You'd better not use onSyncPress and onAsyncPress together or else, only onSyncPress will be invoked.

• value is used with bidirectional binding which could be redux, state and so on.
  In onAsyncPress, you should write like following (with state):

   <Switch
     value={this.state.value}
     onAsyncPress={(callback) => {
       callback(false or true, value => this.setState({value}))
    }}
   />

  value => this.setState({value}) will only be invoked when result is true.

License

MIT