Cross Platform React Native UI Toolkit

Get Started

If you are using Exponent, you can run npm i react-native-elements --save and skip to step 3.

Step 1

Install react-native-vector-icons (if you do not already have it)

npm i react-native-vector-icons --save && react-native link react-native-vector-icons

If you have any issues with icons not working or installation of React Native Vector Icons, check out their installation guide here

Step 2

Install React Native Elements

npm i react-native-elements --save

or

yarn add react-native-elements

Step 3

Start using components

import {
  Button
} from 'react-native-elements'

<Button
  raised
  icon={{name: 'cached'}}
  title='RAISED WITH ICON' />

Included

Buttons
Social Icons / Buttons
Icons
Side Menu
Form Elements
Search Bar
ButtonGroup
Checkboxes
List Element
Linked List Element
Cross Platform Tab Bar
HTML style headings (h1, h2, etc...)
Card component
Pricing Component
Grid Component
Slider Component

Roadmap

Add radio buttons
Searchable Drop Down similar to Bootstrap-3-Typehead
Swipeable List Item component
Add icons to TextInputs
Profile Component in progress
Custom Picker
Something you's like to see? Submit an issue or a pull request

Examples

Check out the pre built and configured React Native Hackathon Starter Project which uses all of these elements.

Notes

Fonts

React Native Elements uses the System font as the default font family for iOS and Roboto as the default font family for Android.

In the example screenshots, we are using Lato which can be downloaded here.

We are working on a way to make a custom font family configurable through the command line.

Here is a list of fonts available out of the box for each platform, or you can install and use a custom font of your own.

To override the fontFamily in any element, simply provide a fontFamily prop:

<Button
  raised
  icon={{name: 'cached'}}
  title='RAISED WITH ICON'
  fontFamily='Comic Sans MS' />

API

Buttons

Buttons take a title and an optional material icon name, as well as the props below.

You can override Material icons with one of the following: material-community, simple-line-icon, zocial, font-awesome, octicon, ionicon, foundation, evilicon, or entypo by providing an icon.type as a prop.

import { Button } from 'react-native-elements'

<Button
  title='BUTTON' />

<Button
  raised
  icon={{name: 'cached'}}
  title='BUTTON WITH ICON' />

<Button
  large
  iconRight
  icon={{name: 'code'}}
  title='LARGE WITH RIGHT ICON' />

<Button
  large
  icon={{name: 'envira', type: 'font-awesome'}}
  title='LARGE WITH RIGHT ICON' />

<Button
  large
  icon={{name: 'squirrel', type: 'octicon', buttonStyle: styles.someButtonStyle }}
  title='OCTICON' />

Button props

Also recevies all TouchableWithoutFeedback props

prop	default	type	description
Component	TouchableHighlight (iOS), TouchableNativeFeedback (android)	React Native Component	Specify other component such as TouchableOpacity or other (optional)
buttonStyle	none	object (style)	add additional styling for button component (optional)
title	none	string	button title (required)
large	false	boolean	makes button large
fontFamily	System font (iOS), Roboto (android)	string	specify different font family
fontWeight	none	string	specify font weight for title (optional)
iconRight	false	boolean	moves icon to right of title
onPress	none	function	onPress method (required)
onLongPress	none	function	onLongPress method (optional)
icon	{color: 'white'}	object {name: string, color: string, size: number, type: string (default is material, or choose one of material-community, simple-line-icon, zocial, font-awesome, octicon, ionicon, foundation, evilicon, or entypo), style: object(style)}	icon configuration (optional)
backgroundColor	#397af8	string (color)	background color of button (optional)
borderRadius	none	number	adds border radius to card (optional)
color	white	string(color)	font color (optional)
textStyle	none	object (style)	text styling (optional)
fontSize	18	number	font size (optional)
underlayColor	transparent	string(color)	underlay color for button press (optional)
raised	false	boolean	flag to add raised button styling (optional)
disabled	false	boolean	prop to indicate button is disabled (optional)

Social Icons & Buttons

import { SocialIcon } from 'react-native-elements'

// Icon
<SocialIcon
  type='twitter'
/>

<SocialIcon
  raised={false}
  type='gitlab'
/>

<SocialIcon
  light
  type='medium'
/>

<SocialIcon
  light
  raised={false}
  type='medium'
/>


// Button
<SocialIcon
  title='Sign In With Facebook'
  button
  type='facebook'
/>

<SocialIcon
  title='Some Twitter Message'
  button
  type='twitter'
/>

<SocialIcon
  button
  type='medium'
/>


<SocialIcon
  button
  light
  type='instagram'
/>

SocialIcon props

prop	default	type	description
title	none	string	title if made into a button (optional)
type	none	social media type (facebook, twitter, google-plus-official, pinterest, linkedin, youtube, vimeo, tumblr, instagram, quora, foursquare, wordpress, stumbleupon, github, github-alt, twitch, medium, soundcloud, gitlab, angellist, codepen)	social media type (required)
raised	true	boolean	raised adds a drop shadow, set to false to remove
button	false	boolean	creates button (optional)
onPress	none	function	onPress method (optional)
onLongPress	none	function	onLongPress method (optional)
light	false	boolean	reverses icon color scheme, setting background to white and icon to primary color
iconStyle	none	object (style)	extra styling for icon component (optional)
style	none	object (style)	button styling (optional)
iconColor	white	string	icon color (optional)
iconSize	24	number	icon size (optional)
component	TouchableHighlight	React Native Component	type of button (optional)
fontFamily	System font bold (iOS), Roboto-Black (android)	string	specify different font family (optional)
fontWeight	bold (ios), black(android)	string	specify font weight of title if set as a button with a title
fontStyle	none	object (style)	specify text styling (optional)
disabled	false	boolean	disable button (optional)
loading	false	boolean	shows loading indicator (optional)

Icons & Icon Buttons

Icons take the name of a material icon as a prop.

You can override Material icons with one of the following: material-community, font-awesome, octicon, ionicon, foundation, evilicon, simple-line-icon, zocial, or entypo by providing a type prop.

Hint: use reverse to make your icon look like a button

import { Icon } from 'react-native-elements'

<Icon
  name='rowing' />

<Icon
  name='g-translate'
  color='#00aced' />

<Icon
  name='sc-telegram'
  type='evilicon'
  color='#517fa4'
/>

<Icon
  reverse
  name='ios-american-football'
  type='ionicon'
  color='#517fa4'
/>

<Icon
  raised
  name='heartbeat'
  type='font-awesome'
  color='#f50'
  onPress={() => console.log('hello')} />

Icon props

prop	default	type	description
name	none	string	name of icon (required)
type	material	string	type (defaults to material, options are `material-community, zocial, font-awesome, octicon, ionicon, foundation, evilicon, simple-line-icon, or entypo`)
size	26	number	size of icon (optional)
color	black	string	color of icon (optional)
iconStyle	inherited style	object (style)	additional styling to icon (optional)
component	View if no onPress method is defined, TouchableHighlight if onPress method is defined	React Native component	update React Native Component (optional)
onPress	none	function	onPress method for button (optional)
onLongPress	none	function	onLongPress method for button (optional)
underlayColor	icon color	string	underlayColor for press event
reverse	false	boolean	reverses color scheme (optional)
raised	false	boolean	adds box shadow to button (optional)
containerStyle	inherited styling	object (style)	add styling to container holding icon (optional)
reverseColor	white	string	specify reverse icon color (optional)

Lists

Using Map Function. Implemented with avatar.

import { List, ListItem } from 'react-native-elements'

const list = [
  {
    name: 'Amy Farha',
    avatar_url: 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/ladylexy/128.jpg',
    subtitle: 'Vice President'
  },
  {
    name: 'Chris Jackson',
    avatar_url: 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/adhamdannaway/128.jpg',
    subtitle: 'Vice Chairman'
  },
  ... // more items
]

<List containerStyle={{marginBottom: 20}}>
  {
    list.map((l, i) => (
      <ListItem
        roundAvatar
        avatar={{uri:l.avatar_url}}
        key={i}
        title={l.name}
      />
    ))
  }
</List>

Using Map Function. Implemented with link and icon.

import { List, ListItem } from 'react-native-elements'

const list = [
  {
    title: 'Appointments',
    icon: 'av-timer'
  },
  {
    title: 'Trips',
    icon: 'flight-takeoff'
  },
  ... // more items
]

<List>
  {
    list.map((item, i) => (
      <ListItem
        key={i}
        title={item.title}
        leftIcon={{name: item.icon}}
      />
    ))
  }
</List>

Using RN ListView. Implemented with link and avatar.

import { List, ListItem } from 'react-native-elements'

const list = [
  {
    name: 'Amy Farha',
    avatar_url: 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/ladylexy/128.jpg',
    subtitle: 'Vice President'
  },
  {
    name: 'Chris Jackson',
    avatar_url: 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/adhamdannaway/128.jpg',
    subtitle: 'Vice Chairman'
  },
  ... // more items
]

renderRow (rowData, sectionID) {
  return (
    <ListItem
      roundAvatar
      key={sectionID}
      title={rowData.name}
      subtitle={rowData.subtitle}
      avatar={{uri:rowData.avatar_url}}
    />
  )
}

render () {
  return (
    <List>
      <ListView
        renderRow={this.renderRow}
        dataSource={this.state.dataSource}
      />
    </List>
  )
}

ListItem implemented with custom View for Subtitle

import { List, ListItem } from 'react-native-elements'

render () {
  return (
    <List>
      <ListItem
        roundAvatar
        title='Limited supply! Its like digital gold!'
        subtitle={
          <View style={styles.subtitleView}>
            <Image source={require('../images/rating.png')} style={styles.ratingImage}/>
            <Text style={styles.ratingText}>5 months ago</Text>
          </View>
        }
        avatar={require('../images/avatar1.jpg')}
      />
    </List>
  )
}

styles = StyleSheet.create({
  subtitleView: {
    flexDirection: 'row',
    paddingLeft: 10,
    paddingTop: 5
  },
  ratingImage: {
    height: 19.21,
    width: 100
  },
  ratingText: {
    paddingLeft: 10,
    color: 'grey'
  }
})

List Props

prop	default	type	description
containerStyle	marginTop: 20, borderTopWidth: 1, borderBottomWidth: 1, borderBottomColor: #cbd2d9	object (style)	style the list container

ListItem props

prop	default	type	description
avatar	none	object	left avatar (optional). Refer to React Native Image Source
avatarStyle	none	object (style)	avatar styling (optional)
chevronColor	#bdc6cf	string	set chevron color
component	View or TouchableHighlight if onPress method is added as prop	React Native element	replace element with custom element (optional)
containerStyle	none	object (style)	additional main container styling (optional)
hideChevron	false	boolean	set if you do not want a chevron (optional)
leftIcon	none	object {name, color, style, type} (type defaults to material icons)	icon configuration for left icon (optional)
rightIcon	{name: 'chevron-right'}	object {name, color, style, type} (type defaults to material icons)	right icon (optional), will only show up if there is an onPress method attached (material icon name)
onPress	none	function	onPress method for link (optional)
onLongPress	none	function	onLongPress method for link (optional)
roundAvatar	false	boolean	make left avatar round
subtitle	none	string or object	subtitle text or custom view (optional)
subtitleContainerStyle	none	style (object)	provide styling for subtitle container
subtitleStyle	none	object (style)	additional subtitle styling (optional )
title	none	string	main title for list item (required)
titleStyle	none	object (style)	additional title styling (optional)
wrapperStyle	none	object (style)	additional wrapper styling (optional)
underlayColor	white	string	define underlay color for TouchableHighlight (optional)
fontFamily	HelevticaNeue (iOS), Roboto (android)	string	specify different font family
rightTitle	none	string	provide a rightTitle to have a title show up on the right side of the button, will override any icon on the right
rightTitleContainerStyle	flex: 1, alignItems: 'flex-end', justifyContent: 'center'	object (style)	style the outer container of the rightTitle text
rightTitleStyle	marginRight: 5, color: '#bdc6cf'	object (style)	style the text of the rightTitle text
label	none	react native component	add a label with your own styling by providing a label={} prop to ListItem

Badges

You can now easily add a badge to your List Item

prop	default	type	description
badge	none	object, accepts the following properties: value (string), badgeContainerStyle (object), badgeTextStyle (object). You can override the default badge by providing your own component with it's own styling by providing badge={{ element: }}	add a badge to the ListItem by using this prop

Example badge usage

<ListItem
  ...
  badge={{ value: 3, badgeTextStyle: { color: 'orange' }, badgeContainerStyle: { marginTop: -20 } }}
/>

<ListItem
  ...
  badge={{ element: <MyCustomElement> }}
/>

SideMenu

This component implements react-native-side-menu which is part of the react-native-community.

import { SideMenu, List, ListItem } from 'react-native-elements'

constructor () {
  super()
  this.state = {
    isOpen: false
  }
  this.toggleSideMenu = this.toggleSideMenu.bind(this)
}

toggleSideMenu () {
  this.setState({
    isOpen: !this.state.isOpen
  })
}

render () {
  const MenuComponent = (
    <View style={{flex: 1, backgroundColor: '#ededed', paddingTop: 50}}>
      <List containerStyle={{marginBottom: 20}}>
      {
        list.map((l, i) => (
          <ListItem
            roundAvatar
            onPress={() => console.log('Pressed')}
            avatar={l.avatar_url}
            key={i}
            title={l.name}
            subtitle={l.subtitle}
          />
        ))
      }
      </List>
    </View>
  )

  return (
    <SideMenu
      isOpen={this.state.isOpen}
      menu={MenuComponent}>
      <App toggleSideMenu={this.toggleSideMenu.bind(this)} />
    </SideMenu>
  )
}

SideMenu props

prop	default	type	description
menu	inherited	React.Component	Menu component
isOpen	false	Boolean	Props driven control over menu open state
openMenuOffset	2/3 of device screen width	Number	Content view left margin if menu is opened
hiddenMenuOffset	none	Number	Content view left margin if menu is hidden
edgeHitWidth	none	Number	Edge distance on content view to open side menu, defaults to 60
toleranceX	none	Number	X axis tolerance
toleranceY	none	Number	Y axis tolerance
disableGestures	false	Bool	Disable whether the menu can be opened with gestures or not
onStartShould SetResponderCapture	none	Function	Function that accepts event as an argument and specify if side-menu should react on the touch or not. Check https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/gesture-responder-system.html for more details
onChange	none	Function	Callback on menu open/close. Is passed isOpen as an argument
onMove	none	Function	Callback on menu move. Is passed left as an argument
menuPosition	left	String	either 'left' or 'right'
animationFunction	none	(Function -> Object)	Function that accept 2 arguments (prop, value) and return an object: - `prop` you should use at the place you specify parameter to animate - `value` you should use to specify the final value of prop
animationStyle	none	(Function -> Object)	Function that accept 1 argument (value) and return an object: - `value` you should use at the place you need current value of animated parameter (left offset of content view)
bounceBackOnOverdraw	true	boolean	when true, content view will bounce back to openMenuOffset when dragged further

For issues or feature requests related to SideMenu component please click here

Search Bar

import { SearchBar } from 'react-native-elements'

<SearchBar
  onChangeText={someMethod}
  placeholder='Type Here...' />

<SearchBar
  noIcon
  onChangeText={someMethod}
  placeholder='Type Here...' />

<SearchBar
  round
  onChangeText={someMethod}
  placeholder='Type Here...' />

<SearchBar
  lightTheme
  onChangeText={someMethod}
  placeholder='Type Here...' />

SearchBar props

This component inherits all native TextInput props that come with a standard React Native TextInput element, along with the following:

prop	default	type	description
containerStyle	inherited styling	object (style)	style the container of the TextInput
inputStyle	inherited styling	object (style)	style the TextInput
icon	{ color: '#86939e', name: 'search' }	object {name (string), color (string), style (object)}	specify color, styling, or another Material Icon Name
noIcon	false	boolean	remove icon from textinput
lightTheme	false	boolean	change theme to light theme
round	false	boolean	change TextInput styling to rounded corners
containerRef	none	ref	ref for TextInput conainer
textInputRef	none	ref	ref for TextInput
focus	none	function	call focus on the textinput(optional), eg `this.refs.someInputRef.focus()`
underlineColorAndroid	transparent	string (color)	specify other than the default transparent underline color

Cross Platform Tab Bar

This component implements the react-native-tab-navigator from Exponent. Check out Exponent if you haven't already!

import { Tabs, Tab, Icon } from 'react-native-elements'

changeTab (selectedTab) {
  this.setState({selectedTab})
}

const { selectedTab } = this.state

<Tabs>
  <Tab
    tabStyle={selectedTab !== 'home' && { styles.tabSelectedstyle }}
    titleStyle={[styles.titleStyle]}
    selectedTitleStyle={[styles.titleSelected]}
    selected={selectedTab === 'home'}
    title={selectedTab === 'home' ? 'HOME' : null}
    renderIcon={() => <Icon name='whatshot' size={26} />}
    renderSelectedIcon={() => <Icon name='whatshot' size={26} />}
    onPress={() => this.changeTab('home')}>
    <Home />
  </Tab>
  <Tab
    tabStyle={selectedTab !== 'about' && { styles.tabSelectedstyle }}
    titleStyle={[styles.titleStyle]}
    selectedTitleStyle={[styles.titleSelected]}
    selected={selectedTab === 'about'}
    title={selectedTab === 'about' ? 'ABOUT' : null}
    renderIcon={() => <Icon name='important-devices' size={26} />}
    renderSelectedIcon={() => <Icon name='important-devices' size={26} />}
    onPress={() => this.changeTab('about')}>
    <About />
  </Tab>
  /* ... more tabs here */
</Tabs>

Tabs Props

prop	default	type	description
sceneStyle	inherited	object (style)	define for rendered scene
tabBarStyle	inherited	object (style)	define style for TabBar
tabBarShadowStyle	inherited	object (style)	define shadow style for tabBar
hidesTabTouch	false	boolean	disable onPress opacity for Tab

Tab Props

prop	default	type	description
renderIcon	none	function	returns Item icon
renderSelectedIcon	none	function	returns selected Item icon
badgeText	none	string or number	text for Item badge
renderBadge	none	function	returns Item badge
title	none	string	Item title
titleStyle	inherited	style	styling for Item title
selectedTitleStyle	none	style	styling for selected Item title
tabStyle	inherited	style	styling for tab
selected	none	boolean	return whether the item is selected
onPress	none	function	onPress method for Item
allowFontScaling	false	boolean	allow font scaling for title

For issues or feature requests related to Tab Bar component please click here

ButtonGroup

Using strings

constructor () {
  super()
  this.state = {
    selectedIndex: 2
  }
  this.updateIndex = this.updateIndex.bind(this)
}
updateIndex (selectedIndex) {
  this.setState({selectedIndex})
}

render () {
  const buttons = ['Hello', 'World', 'Buttons']
  const { selectedIndex } = this.state
  return (
    <ButtonGroup
      onPress={this.updateIndex}
      selectedIndex={selectedIndex}
      buttons={buttons} />
  )
}

Using components

constructor () {
  super()
  this.state = {
    selectedIndex: 2
  }
  this.updateIndex = this.updateIndex.bind(this)
}
updateIndex (selectedIndex) {
  this.setState({selectedIndex})
}

const component1 = () => <Text>Hello</Text>
const component2 = () => <Text>World</Text>
const component3 = () => <Text>ButtonGroup</Text>

render () {
  const buttons = [{ element: component1 }, { element: component2 }, { element: component3 }]
  const { selectedIndex } = this.state
  return (
    <ButtonGroup
      onPress={this.updateIndex}
      selectedIndex={selectedIndex}
      buttons={buttons} />
  )
}

ButtonGroup props

This component inherits all native TouchableHighlight and TouchableOpacity props that come with React Native TouchableHighlight or TouchableOpacity elements, along with the following:

prop	default	type	description
selectedIndex	none	number	current selected index of array of buttons (required)
onPress	none	function	method to update Button Group Index (required)
buttons	none	array	array of buttons for component (required), if returning a component, must be an object with { element: componentName }
component	TouchableHighlight	React Native Component	Choose other button component such as TouchableOpacity (optional)
containerStyle	inherited styling	object (style)	specify styling for main button container (optional)
selectedBackgroundColor	white	string	specify color for selected state of button (optional)
textStyle	inherited styling	object (style)	specify specific styling for text (optional)
selectedTextStyle	inherited styling	object (style)	specify specific styling for text in the selected state (optional)
underlayColor	white	string	specify underlayColor for TouchableHighlight (optional)
borderStyle	inherited styling	object (style)	update the styling of the interior border of the list of buttons (optional)

Checkboxes

import { CheckBox } from 'react-native-elements'

<CheckBox
  title='Click Here'
  checked={this.state.checked}
/>

<CheckBox
  center
  title='Click Here'
  checked={this.state.checked}
/>

<CheckBox
  center
  title='Click Here'
  checkedIcon='dot-circle-o'
  uncheckedIcon='circle-o'
  checked={this.state.checked}
/>

<CheckBox
  center
  title='Click Here to Remove This Item'
  iconRight
  iconType='material'
  checkedIcon='clear'
  uncheckedIcon='add'
  checkedColor='red'
  checked={this.state.checked}
/>

Checkbox props

This component uses FontAwesome icons out of the box. You can also specify one of the following types of icons by specifying an iconType prop: Simple Line Icon, Zocial, Octicons, MaterialIcons, MaterialCommunityIcons, Ionicons, Foundation, EvilIcons, or Entypo

prop	default	type	description
iconType	fontawesome	string	icon family, can be one of the following: simple-line-icon, zocial, octicon, material, material-community, ionicon, foundation, evilicon, entypo (required only if specifying an icon that is not from font-awesome)
component	TouchableOpacity	React Native Component	specify React Native component for main button (optional)
checked	false	boolean	flag for checking the icon (required)
iconRight	false	boolean	moves icon to right of text (optional)
right	false	boolean	aligns checkbox to right (optional)
center	false	boolean	aligns checkbox to center (optional)
title	none	string	title of checkbox (required)
containerStyle	none	object (style)	style of main container (optional)
textStyle	none	object (style)	style of text (optional)
onLongPress	none	function	onLongPress function for checkbox (optional)
onPress	none	function	onPress function for checkbox (required)
checkedIcon	check-square-o	string	default checked icon (Font Awesome Icon) (optional)
uncheckedIcon	square-o	string	default checked icon (Font Awesome Icon) (optional)
checkedColor	green	string	default checked color (optional)
uncheckedColor	#bfbfbf	string	default unchecked color (optional)
checkedTitle	none	string	specify a custom checked message (optional)
fontFamily	System font bold (iOS), Roboto-Bold (android)	string	specify different font family

Forms

import { FormLabel, FormInput } from 'react-native-elements'

<FormLabel>Name</FormLabel>
<FormInput onChangeText={someFunction}/>

FormInput props

This component inherits all native TextInput props that come with a standard React Native TextInput element, along with the following:

prop	default	type	description
containerStyle	none	object (style)	TextInput container styling (optional)
inputStyle	none	object (style)	TextInput styling (optional)
textInputRef	none	ref	get ref of TextInput
containerRef	none	ref	get ref of TextInput container
focus	none	function	call focus on the textinput(optional), eg `this.refs.someInputRef.focus()`

FormLabel props

prop	default	type	description
containerStyle	none	object (style)	additional label container style (optional)
labelStyle	none	object (style)	additional label styling (optional)
fontFamily	System font bold (iOS), Roboto-Bold (android)	string	specify different font family

Using FormInput refs

<FormInput
  ref='forminput'
  textInputRef='email'
  ...
/>

You should be able to access the refs like this

this.refs.forminput.refs.email

Card

const users = [
 {
    name: 'brynn',
    avatar: 'https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/brynn/128.jpg'
 },
 ... // more users here
]

import { Text } from 'react-native'
import { Card, ListItem, Button } from 'react-native-elements'

// implemented without image with header
<Card
  title='CARD WITH DIVIDER'>
  {
    users.map((u, i) => {}
  }
</Card>

// implemented without image without header, using ListItem component
 <Card containerStyle={{padding: 0}} >
  {
    users.map((u, i) => {
      return (
        <ListItem
          key={i}
          roundAvatar
          title={u.name}
          avatar={{uri:u.avatar}} />

      )
    })
  }
</Card>


// implemented with Text and Button as children
<Card
  title='HELLO WORLD'
  image={require('../images/pic2.jpg')}>
  <Text style={{marginBottom: 10}}>
    The idea with React Native Elements is more about component structure than actual design.
  </Text>
  <Button
    icon={{name: 'code'}}
    backgroundColor='#03A9F4'
    fontFamily='Lato'
    buttonStyle={{borderRadius: 0, marginLeft: 0, marginRight: 0, marginBottom: 0}}
    title='VIEW NOW' />
</Card>

Card props

prop	default	type	description
flexDirection	column	string	flex direction (row or column) (optional)
containerStyle	none	object (style)	outer container style (optional)
wrapperStyle	none	object (style)	inner container style (optional)
title	none	string	optional card title (optional)
titleStyle	none	object (style)	additional title styling (if title provided) (optional)
dividerStyle	none	object (style)	additional divider styling (if title provided) (optional)
fontFamily	System font bold (iOS), Roboto-Bold (android)	string	specify different font family
imageStyle	inherited styling	object(style)	specify image styling if image is provided
image	none	image uri or require pathh	add an image as the heading with the image prop (optional)

Pricing Component

import { PricingCard } from 'react-native-elements'

<PricingCard
  color='#4f9deb'
  title='Free'
  price='$0'
  info={['1 User', 'Basic Support', 'All Core Features']}
  button={{ title: 'GET STARTED', icon: 'flight-takeoff' }}
/>

PricingCard props

prop	default	type	description
title	none	string	title (required)
price	none	string	price (required)
color	none	string	color scheme for button & title (required)
info	none	array of strings	pricing information (optional)
button	none	object {title, icon, buttonStyle}	button information (required)
onButtonPress	none	any	function to be run when button is pressed
containerStyle	inherited styling	object (style)	outer component styling (optional)
wrapperStyle	inherited styling	object (style)	inner wrapper component styling (optional)
titleFont	System font (font weight 800) (iOS), Roboto-Black (android)	string	specify title font family
pricingFont	System font (font weight 700) (iOS), Roboto-Bold (android)	string	specify pricing font family
infoFont	System font bold (iOS), Roboto-Bold (android)	string	specify pricing information font family
buttonFont	System font (iOS), Roboto (android)	string	specify button font family

Grid Component

The Grid component provides two types of layouts, Row and Column. This provides you with an easy way to position your elements on screen without using flex directly.

This component was inspired from react-native-easy-grid by GeekyAnts. Check out NativeBase.io if you haven't already!

Row

import {Grid, Row} from 'react-native-elements';

<Grid>
  <Row></Row>
  <Row></Row>
</Grid>

Column

import {Grid, Col} from 'react-native-elements';

<Grid>
  <Col></Col>
  <Col></Col>
</Grid>

Creating nested layout

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import {Grid, Col, Row} from 'react-native-elements';

<Grid>
  <Col></Col>
  <Col>
    <Row></Row>
    <Row></Row>
  </Col>
</Grid>

Using the size prop

A ratio can be passed to the Size Prop

<Grid>
  <Row size={3}></Row>
  <Row size={1}></Row>
</Grid>

<Grid>
  <Col size={75}></Col>
  <Col size={25}></Col>
</Grid>

GridComponent Props

prop	default	type	description
style	none	object (style)	Outer grid styling (optional)
onPress	none	function	onPress method (optional)
activeOpacity	1	number	Opacity on pressing (optional)

ColComponent Props

props	default	type	description
style	none	object (style)	Styling for the outer column (optional)
size	none	number	Size for column (optional)
onPress	none	function	onPress method (optional)
activeOpacity	1	number	Opacity on pressing (optional)

RowComponent Props

props	default	type	description
style	none	object (style)	Styling for the outer column (optional)
size	none	number	Size for row (optional)
onPress	none	function	onPress method (optional)
activeOpacity	1	number	Opacity on pressing (optional)

Slider Component

A pure JavaScript component for react-native. It is a drop-in replacement for Slider.

This component is a forked implementation of react-native-slider. Also note that due to the nature of the platform, and the existence of breaking changes between React Native releases, this implementation currently only supports v0.26.0+

import { Slider } from 'react-native-elements'

<View style={{flex: 1, alignItems: 'stretch', justifyContent: 'center'}}>
  <Slider
    value={this.state.value}
    onValueChange={(value) => this.setState({value})} />
  <Text>Value: {this.state.value}</Text>
</View>

Slider Props

prop	type	optional	default	description
value	number	Yes	0	Initial value of the slider
disabled	bool	Yes	false	If true the user won't be able to move the slider
minimumValue	number	Yes	0	Initial minimum value of the slider
maximumValue	number	Yes	1	Initial maximum value of the slider
step	number	Yes	0	Step value of the slider. The value should be between 0 and maximumValue - minimumValue)
minimumTrackTintColor	string	Yes	'#3f3f3f'	The color used for the track to the left of the button
maximumTrackTintColor	string	Yes	'#b3b3b3'	The color used for the track to the right of the button
thumbTintColor	string	Yes	'#343434'	The color used for the thumb
thumbTouchSize	object	Yes	`{width: 40, height: 40}`	The size of the touch area that allows moving the thumb. The touch area has the same center as the visible thumb. This allows to have a visually small thumb while still allowing the user to move it easily.
onValueChange	function	Yes		Callback continuously called while the user is dragging the slider
onSlidingStart	function	Yes		Callback called when the user starts changing the value (e.g. when the slider is pressed)
onSlidingComplete	function	Yes		Callback called when the user finishes changing the value (e.g. when the slider is released)
style	style	Yes		The style applied to the slider container
trackStyle	style	Yes		The style applied to the track
thumbStyle	style	Yes		The style applied to the thumb
debugTouchArea	bool	Yes	false	Set this to true to visually see the thumb touch rect in green.
animateTransitions	bool	Yes	false	Set to true if you want to use the default 'spring' animation
animationType	string	Yes	'timing'	Set to 'spring' or 'timing' to use one of those two types of animations with the default animation properties.
animationConfig	object	Yes	undefined	Used to configure the animation parameters. These are the same parameters in the Animated library.

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Cross Platform React Native UI Toolkit

Get Started

Step 1

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Included

Roadmap

Examples

Notes

Fonts

API

Buttons

Button props

Social Icons & Buttons

SocialIcon props

Icons & Icon Buttons

Icon props

Lists

Using Map Function. Implemented with avatar.

Using Map Function. Implemented with link and icon.

Using RN ListView. Implemented with link and avatar.

ListItem implemented with custom View for Subtitle

List Props

ListItem props

Badges

SideMenu

SideMenu props

Search Bar

SearchBar props

This component inherits all native TextInput props that come with a standard React Native TextInput element, along with the following:

Cross Platform Tab Bar

Tabs Props

Tab Props

ButtonGroup

ButtonGroup props

This component inherits all native TouchableHighlight and TouchableOpacity props that come with React Native TouchableHighlight or TouchableOpacity elements, along with the following:

Checkboxes

Checkbox props

Forms

FormInput props

This component inherits all native TextInput props that come with a standard React Native TextInput element, along with the following:

FormLabel props

Using FormInput refs

Card

Card props

Pricing Component

PricingCard props

Grid Component

Row

Column

Using the size prop

GridComponent Props

ColComponent Props

RowComponent Props

Slider Component

Slider Props