agontuk / react-native-collapsible-toolbar

Pure JS based collapsible toolbar for react native on Android and iOS

react-native-collapsible-toolbar

Pure JS based collapsible toolbar for react native on Android and iOS.

Demo

Installation

yarn add react-native-collapsible-toolbar

Usage

import { Platform } from 'react-native';
import CollapsibleToolbar from 'react-native-collapsible-toolbar';

...
<CollapsibleToolbar
    renderContent={this.renderContent}
    renderNavBar={this.renderNavBar}
    renderToolBar={this.renderToolBar}
    imageSource='https://lorempixel.com/400/300/'
    collapsedNavBarBackgroundColor='#009688'
    translucentStatusBar={Platform.Version >= 21}
    toolBarHeight={300}
/>
...

Available props

Either an image source or a custom toolbar component must be provided

Name	Type	Default	Description
collapsedNavBarBackgroundColor	String	'#FFF'	Navbar background color when it's collapsed
imageSource	String	-	Image to render as collapsible component
onContentScroll	Function	-	The scroll event
renderContent	Function	REQUIRED	Content to render below the collapsible toolbar
renderNavBar	Function	REQUIRED	Transparent nav bar to render on top of the toolbar
renderToolBar	Function	-	Custom toolbar component (will override imageSource)
toolBarHeight	Number	300	Height of the collpasible toolbar
translucentStatusBar	Boolean	false	If true, will adjust the nav bar position for Android

All the ScrollView props are also supported.

react-native-collapsible-toolbar's Issues

TopTabNavigation not showing or rendering

when i try to render a toptabnavigation it doesnt show anything using createMaterialTopTabNavigator

Slider in demo

What slider package are you using in the gif demo?

iPhone X

There is an incompatibility with the iPhone X.
I modified the package slightly to fix the issue:

const isIphoneX = () => {
    let d = Dimensions.get("window");
    const { height, width } = d;
    const result = height === 812 ? 74 : 44;
    return result;
};

...

const APPBAR_HEIGHT = Platform.OS === "ios" ? isIphoneX() : 56;

Scroll view not working

Scroll view within another component which is added to the main component which has the collapsible header not working

<View style={styles.MainContainer}>

                <CollapsibleToolbar
                    renderNavBar={this.renderNavBar}
                    renderToolBar={this.renderSearch}
                    renderContent={this.renderContent}  // a component from another component that has the scrollview in it
                    collapsedNavBarBackgroundColor='#009688'
                    translucentStatusBar={Platform.Version >= 21}
                    toolBarHeight={300}
                />

</View>

the scrollview works if not using your library

Curved shape at the bottom

How to achieve a curved shape at the bottom instead of rectangular (Design as shown in image)?

Module break, not scrolling

@Agontuk :
Hi, I tried the form here is the example link: https://snack.expo.io/Syb27TlvM
As you can see, it does not allow the elements in the tab to be scrolled.
I would also like the tab to crash when the toolbar reaches the minimum height.
That is, it should scroll only the elements of the tab, without scrolling the tab.
How can I do?

Wix Native Navigation

Will this package work with Wix react-native-navigation ?

Also can you include a more detailed example? Would be helpful for beginners like myself

Thanks.

renderToolbar not loading any views

Hi, I have tried to use the renderToolbar method to design my collapsible but only the image in imageSource is rendered, regardless of what I do. If I remove the imageSource prop then my app breaks, telling me "Either an imageSource or custom component is required".

How can I avoid the imageSource and design my toolbar using the renderToolbar method itself?

local imageSource

Is there anyway to use a local file ie require("../../../app/images/my_image.png") for the image source prop? I've tried the following:

require("../../../app/images/my_image.png")
("../../../app/images/my_image.png")
"../../../app/images/my_image.png"

None of those seem to work.

Thanks.