emrecemcelikk / react-native-select-picker

Customized select picker (just like <select> in html) that renders the same on iOS and Android

React Native Form Select Picker

This is a customized select picker that renders the same way on all platforms.

What's new?

Version 0.0.10 fixes the disabled input bug.

Installation

if you already have this package in your project update to the latest version by running:

npm install --save react-native-form-select-picker@latest

Install peer dependency:

npm install @react-native-picker/picker --save

Do a pod install (only iOS)

npx pod-install

react-native version	version to install
0.60 and above	0.0.9 and above
< 0.60	0.0.81

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Why react-native-form-select-picker?

The reason why I started this project is because react native default Picker becomes messed up when used on iOS devices and I wanted somthing that works and renders the same on both iOS and Android.

Look and feel

Here is the rendered sample of this package on Android and iOS

Installation

To install this package you will have to run the command below using npm

npm install --save react-native-form-select-picker@latest

Usage

This module has been made to conform to the basic react native Picker in order to easily change import without having to change much on your code-base. We are developer friendly! :D

import React, { useState } from 'react';
import SelectPicker from 'react-native-form-select-picker'; // Import the package
//...
const options = ["Apple", "Banana", "Orange"];
const YourComponent = ({ /* your props */ }) => {
	const [selected, setSelected] = useState();
	return (
		//...

		<SelectPicker
			onValueChange={(value) => {
				// Do anything you want with the value. 
				// For example, save in state.
				setSelected(value);
			}}
			selected={selected}
			>
			
			{Object.values(options).map((val, index) => (
				<SelectPicker.Item label={val} value={val} key={index} />
			))}

		</SelectPicker>

		//...
	)
}

Properties

<SelectPicker> component props

The following properties can go in the <SelectPicker> component (equivalent of <select> in HTML):

Props	Type	Default	Required	Description
onValueChange	function: (value: any, index: number)	N/A	Yes	This is a callback function that is to be used in getting the selected value; You can set a state from here.
selected	any	null	Yes	The selected value inserted as a property. Can be used to define default selection.
dismissable	boolean	true	No	If dismissable is set as true, the select modal can be closed by clicking outside the modal or pressing the back button (on android)
disabled	boolean	false	No	When set to true component will behave like other disabled input components. i.e. click/press will not work.
placeholder	string	""	No	This is the label that is shown when no option has been selected
placeholderStyle	StyleSheet	{fontSize: 15, color:'#757575'}	No	This is the style of the placeholder text. You can customize how the placeholder text looks before an option is being selected
onSelectedStyle	StyleSheet	{fontSize: 16, color:'#252525'}	No	This is the style to apply to the text label upon selection of an option
style	StyleSheet	{padding:10}	No	This it the style of the select box itself. Customize to fit your form.
containerStyle	StyleSheet	{backgroundColor:'#FFFFFF'}	No	This is the style for the modal dropdown select page.
doneButtonText	string	"done"	No	You can change the text being displayed for the confirmation button at the top right corner
doneButtonTextStyle	StyleSheet	{textAlign:'center',color: '#1976D2',fontWeight: '600',fontSize:16}	No	You can change the style of the confirm text to suit your design structure or template
titleText	string	""	No	You can add title for the modal dropdown select page.
titleTextStyle	StyleSheet	{textAlign:'center',color:'black',fontWeight:'bold',fontSize:18}	No	This is the style of the title for the modal dropdown select page.

<SelectPicker.Item> component props

The following properties go into the <SelectPicker.Item> component (equivalent of <option> in HTML):

Props	Type	Default	Required	Description
label	string	""	Yes	This is the option label. It replaces the placeholder when an item is selected.
value	any	null	Yes	The value of the option is passed in here and it is the value passed to the onValueChange function.

Changelog

• 0.0.12: Added a title prop for the modal dropdown select page
• 0.0.11: Updated some third-party library imports
• 0.0.10: Fixes input disabled issue (when disabled prop is passed, it renders the input disabled)
• 0.0.9: Removed Picker from react-native library and imported from @react-native-community/picker for projects using react-native 0.60 and above.
• 0.0.81: Removed the default -- select -- placeholder on iOS.
• 0.0.8: Updated the deprecated functions in react to new ones and optimized the code to avoid memory leaks when component is unmounted. Removed showIOS prop (Native picker is default for iOS now - no need to include this)
• 0.0.7: Minor bug fix on iOS select picker (When opened, the default selected is the placeholder when selected value is null, undefined or empty string)
• 0.0.6: Added showIOS prop to enable or disable native iOS picker. (iOS reviewers give high preference to the iOS native picker while reviewing to reject or accept an app)
• 0.0.5: RN ^0.60 breaking changes fixed and iOS picker item select icon bug fixed. (Now showing the select icon)
• 0.0.4: Bug fixes in children re-render on update, IntelliSense and iOS UI fix.

Contributing

If you'd love to contribute to this project, fork, make your edits, update the readme to reflect your changes, update the version number in the package.json file, run npm test and send in a pull request.

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