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A cross-platform selector/picker component for React Native

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A cross-platform selector/picker component for React Native

May 07, 2021 5 min read

react-native-modal-selector-searchable

A cross-platform (iOS / Android), selector/picker component for React Native that is highly customizable and supports sections.

Search functionality has been added to this fork repository

demo

Install

npm i react-native-modal-selector-searchable --save

Usage

You can either use this component in its default mode, as a wrapper around your existing component or provide a custom component (where you need to control opening of the modal yourself). In default mode a customizable button is rendered.

See SampleApp for an example how to use this component.


import ModalSelector from 'react-native-modal-selector-searchable'

class SampleApp extends Component {

    constructor(props) {
        super(props);

        this.state = {
            textInputValue: ''
        }
    }

    render() {
        let index = 0;
        const data = [
            { key: index++, section: true, label: 'Fruits' },
            { key: index++, label: 'Red Apples' },
            { key: index++, label: 'Cherries' },
            { key: index++, label: 'Cranberries', accessibilityLabel: 'Tap here for cranberries' },
            // etc...
            // Can also add additional custom keys which are passed to the onChange callback
            { key: index++, label: 'Vegetable', customKey: 'Not a fruit' }
        ];

        return (
            <View style={{flex:1, justifyContent:'space-around', padding:50}}>

                // Default mode
                <ModalSelector
                    data={data}
                    initValue="Select something yummy!"
                    onChange={(option)=>{ alert(`${option.label} (${option.key}) nom nom nom`) }} />

                // Wrapper
                <ModalSelector
                    data={data}
                    initValue="Select something yummy!"
                    supportedOrientations={['landscape']}
                    accessible={true}
                    scrollViewAccessibilityLabel={'Scrollable options'}
                    cancelButtonAccessibilityLabel={'Cancel Button'}
                    onChange={(option)=>{ this.setState({textInputValue:option.label})}}>

                    <TextInput
                        style={{borderWidth:1, borderColor:'#ccc', padding:10, height:30}}
                        editable={false}
                        placeholder="Select something yummy!"
                        value={this.state.textInputValue} />

                </ModalSelector>

                // Custom component
                <ModalSelector
                    data={data}
                    ref={selector => { this.selector = selector; }}
                    customSelector={<Switch onValueChange={() => this.selector.open()} />}
                />
            </View>
        );
    }
}
React JSX

Data Format

The selector accepts a specific format of data:

[{ key: 5, label: 'Red Apples' }]
JavaScript

Optionally provide a component key which overrides the default label text. Optionally provide a unique testID for each item:

[{
  key: 5,
  label: 'Red Apples',
  // The next keys are optional --
  component: <View style={{backgroundColor: 'red'}}><Text style={{color: 'white'}}>Red Apples custom component ☺</Text></View>,
  testID: '5-red-apples'
}]
JavaScript

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If your data has a specific format, you can define extractors of data, example:

this.setState({data: [{ id: 5, name: 'Red Apples' }]});

return (
  <ModalSelector
    data={this.state.data}
    keyExtractor= {item => item.id}
    labelExtractor= {item => item.name}
  />
);
JavaScript

Props

Prop Type Optional Default Description data array No [] array of objects with a unique key and label to select in the modal. Optional component overrides label text. Optional unique testID for each item. search bool Yes true Control the search box visibility hideSectionOnSearch bool Yes false Hide the caption of related matched items caseSensitiveSearch bool Yes false Sensitive mode on search frozenSearch bool Yes false Preserve initial modal size on search fullHeight bool Yes false Keep the modal size to the maximum regardless of the listed items onSearchFilterer function Yes (searchText, data) => filteredData Custom search filterer function. onChange function Yes () => {} callback function, when the users has selected an option onChangeSearch function Yes (searchData) => {} Callback function, when the users has typed in search box onModalOpen function Yes () => {} callback function, when modal is opening onModalClose function Yes (item) => {} callback function, when modal is closing. Returns the selected item. onCancel function Yes () => {} callback function, when clicking the cancel button keyExtractor function Yes (data) => data.key extract the key from the data item labelExtractor function Yes (data) => data.label extract the label from the data item componentExtractor function Yes (data) => data.component extract the component from the data item visible bool Yes false control open/close state of modal closeOnChange bool Yes true control if modal closes on select initValue string Yes Select me! text that is initially shown on the button cancelText string Yes cancel text of the cancel button searchText string Yes search text of the search placeholder disabled bool Yes false true disables opening of the modal supportedOrientations ['portrait', 'landscape'] Yes both orientations the modal supports keyboardShouldPersistTaps string / bool Yes always passed to underlying ScrollView listType string Yes SCROLLVIEW scroller type: SCROLLVIEW or FLATLIST animationType string Yes slide type of animation to be used to show the modal. Must be one of none, slide or fade. style object Yes

style definitions for the root element childrenContainerStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the children container view touchableStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the touchable element touchableActiveOpacity number Yes 0.2 opacity for the touchable element on touch selectStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the select element (available in default mode only!). NOTE: Due to breaking changes in React Native, RN < 0.39.0 should pass flex:1 explicitly to selectStyle as a prop. selectTextStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the select element (available in default mode only!) overlayStyle object Yes { flex: 1, padding: '5%', justifyContent: 'center', backgroundColor: 'rgba(0,0,0,0.7)' } style definitions for the overlay background element. RN <= 0.41 should override this with pixel value for padding. sectionStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the section element sectionTextStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the select text element selectedItemTextStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the currently selected text element optionStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the option element optionTextStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the option text element optionContainerStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the option container element cancelStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the cancel element cancelTextStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the cancel text element initValueTextStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the initValue text element cancelContainerStyle object Yes {} style definitions for the cancel container searchStyle object Yes {} Style definitions for the search view element searchTextStyle object Yes {} Style definitions for the search text element backdropPressToClose bool Yes false true makes the modal close when the overlay is pressed passThruProps object Yes {} props to pass through to the container View and each option TouchableOpacity (e.g. testID for testing) selectTextPassThruProps object Yes {} props to pass through to the select text component optionTextPassThruProps object Yes {} props to pass through to the options text components in the modal cancelTextPassThruProps object Yes {} props to pass through to the cancel text components in the modal scrollViewPassThruProps object Yes {} props to pass through to the internal ScrollView openButtonContainerAccessible bool Yes false true enables accessibility for the open button container. Note: if false be sure to define accessibility props directly in the wrapped component. listItemAccessible bool Yes false true enables accessibility for data items. Note: data items should have an accessibilityLabel property if this is enabled cancelButtonAccessible bool Yes false true enables accessibility for cancel button. scrollViewAccessible bool Yes false true enables accessibility for the scroll view. Only enable this if you don't want to interact with individual data items. scrollViewAccessibilityLabel string Yes undefined Accessibility label for the modal ScrollView cancelButtonAccessibilityLabel string Yes undefined Accessibility label for the cancel button modalOpenerHitSlop object Yes {} How far touch can stray away from touchable that opens modal (RN docs) customSelector node Yes undefined Render a custom node instead of the built-in select box. selectedKey any Yes '' Key of the item to be initially selected enableShortPress bool Yes true enables short press. This is regular touch behavior. enableLongPress bool Yes false enables long press. When true, onModalOpen returns {longPress: true} optionsTestIDPrefix string Yes 'default' This prefixes each selectable option's testID prop if no testID keys are provided in props.data array objects. Default for each option's testID: 'default-<optionLabel>'

Methods

getSelectedItem(): get current selected item, updated by onChange event.

GitHub

https://github.com/hepter/react-native-modal-selector-searchable

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