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react-native-tableview-simple

👉 This component is used in my production app Game ideas. Make sure to check it out! 👈

This cross-platform component is inspired by the iOS-TableView. Made with pure CSS, the intention is to provide a flexible and lightweight alternative to a bridged component. Don't be scared of React-Native upgrades anymore!

A possible use case might be an about- or a settings-screen with a few rows. For displaying long datalists it is recommended to use the FlatList Component together with Cell and Separator Components. (see example or live demo with expo)

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Have a look at the examples below! :-)

Installation
Extensible
Props: TableView Cell Section Separator
Examples
Try it out

Installation

Install as dependency:

// yarn
yarn add react-native-tableview-simple
// or npm
npm i react-native-tableview-simple --S

Add needed components:

import { Cell, Section, TableView } from 'react-native-tableview-simple';

Extensible

react-native-tableview-simple provides you with some predefined CSS-styles, inspired by the native TableView. You can always mix the Cell-instances inside a Section, with other (React-Native)-Views.

Override defaults of `Cell`-Component

Don't repeat yourself. If you override the default props over and over again, just pass them as an object.

const cellPropsCustom = {
  cellStyle: 'Basic',
  title: 'Basic Custom',
  backgroundColor: 'black',
};


<Cell onPress={console.log} {...cellPropsCustom} />
<Cell onPress={console.log} {...cellPropsCustom} />

Separator BackgroundColor is derived from Cell BackgroundColor

The Separator-Component is a line from the left end to the right end. According to the original iOS TableView there should be an insent on the left end. This is done by separating the Separator-Component in two parts: SeparatorContainer (full width) and SeparatorInner (width - inset). (See: Separator.tsx) The SeparatorContainer has the same color that the Cell-Component above. The SeparatorInner has the default Separator Color. Pressing a Cell Component will change the color of SeparatorInner to transparent.

Why is that so complicated?

Because just hiding the separator would make the height of the component jump.

`TableView`

The TableView component controls the theme.

Prop	Default	Type	Description
children	-	`React.ReactNode`	Children. Should be of type `Section`
appearance	`auto`	`string`	`auto`: System Appearance; `light`: Light Appearance; `dark`: Dark Appearance; `[string]`: Appearance defined through `customAppearances`
customAppearances	-	`THEME_APPEARANCE`
style	-	`ViewStyle`	Applied to the table wrapper

`Section`

The Section component is needed to render the Cells together with Separators. It's possible to use the Flatlist component instead (Example).

Prop	Default	Type	Description
allowFontScaling	`true`	`bool`	Respect Text Size accessibility setting on iOS
footerComponent	-	`React.Component`	Inject any component to replace original footer (optional)
headerComponent	-	`React.Component`	Inject any component to replace original header (optional)
footer	-	`string`	Footer value
footerTextColor	`#6d6d72`	`string`	Text color of footer
footerTextStyle	`{}`	`Text.propTypes.style`	These styles will be applied to the footer `Text`-Component.
header	-	`string`	Header value
headerTextColor	`#6d6d72`	`string`	Text color of header
headerTextStyle	`{}`	`Text.propTypes.style`	These styles will be applied to the header `Text`-Component.
hideSeparator	`false`	`bool`	Hide separators
hideSurroundingSeparators	`false`	`bool`	Hide surrounding separators, best combined with roundedCorners
roundedCorners	`false`	`bool`	Enable rounded corners, best combined with hideSurroundingSeparator
sectionPaddingBottom	`15`	`number`	Padding bottom of section
sectionPaddingTop	`15`	`number`	Padding top of section
sectionTintColor	`#EFEFF4`	`string`	Background color of section
separatorInsetLeft	`15`	`number`	Left inset of separator
separatorInsetRight	`0`	`number`	Right inset of separator
separatorTintColor	`#C8C7CC`	`string`	Color of separator
withSafeAreaView	`true / false (on iOS <= 10)`	`bool`	Render section header and footer with SafeAreaView

`Cell`

The style of the Cell component is inspired by the native UITableView. Because the Cell component is created with CSS only, its highly flexible. The content of the cell is separated in three views, which can all be modified via props: cellImageView | cellContentView | cellAccessoryView.

To get an idea what you can modify via props, have a look at the examples below.

Prop	Default	Type	Description
accessory	-	`string`	Predefined accessory: `DisclosureIndicator`, `Detail`, `DetailDisclosure`, `Checkmark`
accessoryColor	`#007AFF`	`string`	Color of accessory
accessoryColorDisclosureIndicator	`#C7C7CC`	`string`	Color of accessory `DisclosureIndicator`
allowFontScaling	`true`	`bool`	Respect Text Size accessibility setting on iOS
backgroundColor	`#FFF`	`string`	Background color of cell
cellStyle	`Basic`	`string`	Predefined styles: `Basic`, `RightDetail`, `LeftDetail`, `Subtitle`
cellAccessoryView	-	`React.Component`	Replace accessory view component (e.g.: add Switch or ActivityIndicator)
cellContentView	-	`React.Component`	Replace content view component
cellImageView	-	`React.Component`	Replace image view component
children	-	`React.Component`	Additional content to be displayed below the cell. (e.g: Add Picker or DateTimePicker)
contentContainerStyle	`{}`	`View.propTypes.style`	These styles will be applied to the content container which wraps all of the child views. Overrides `cellStyle` (e.g.: Override paddingLeft and paddingRight or set fixed height)
detail	-	`string` or `number`	Detail value
detailTextProps	`{}`	`Text.propTypes`	These props will be applied to the (left- / right-) detail `Text`-Component.
detailTextStyle	`{}`	`Text.propTypes.style`	These styles will be applied to the (left- / right-) detail `Text`-Component.
disableImageResize	`false`	`bool`	Disable resizing of image
hideSeparator	`false`	`bool`	Hide the following `Separator`-Component
highlightActiveOpacity	`0.8`	`number`	Opacity of cell when touch is active
highlightUnderlayColor	`black`	`string`	Color of underlay that will show through when touch is active
isDisabled	`false`	`bool`	Cell is disabled. `onPress` will not get triggered
image	-	`React.Component (Image)`	Image component displayed on the left. Will resized automatically
leftDetailColor	`#007AFF`	`string`	Text color of left detail
rightDetailColor	`#8E8E93`	`string`	Text color of right detail
subtitleColor	`#000`	`string`	Text color of subtitle
subtitleTextStyle	`{}`	`Text.propTypes.style`	These styles will be applied to the subtitle `Text`-Component.
testID	`undefined`	`string`	Add testID to root component
title	-	`string` or `number` or `React.Component`	Title value
titleTextColor	`#000`	`string`	Text color of title
titleTextProps	`{}`	`Text.propTypes`	These props will be applied to the title `Text`-Component.
titleTextStyle	`{}`	`Text.propTypes.style`	These styles will be applied to the title `Text`-Component (e.g.: update `fontSize` or `fontFamily`)
titleTextStyleDisabled	`{}`	`Text.propTypes.style`	These styles will be applied to the title `Text`-Component, when the cell is disabled
onPress	-	`func` or `false`	If set, cell will be automaticaly initialized with TouchableHighlight
onPressDetailAccessory	-	`func` or `false`	Listen to onPress event of detail accessory
withSafeAreaView	`true / false (on iOS <= 10)`	`bool`	Render cell with SafeAreaView

Wrap `Cell`

Sometimes custom Cell components are needed. By creating a new component, which is based on Cell, its only necessary to set the props once. However, this comes with certain downsides. In order to keep the API as easy to use as possible, I implemented some automations for the Sections component. For example, the Cell.backgroundColor prop will also decide on the backgroundColor of the Separator component.

Given the following pattern:

import {
  Cell,
  Section,
  TableView,
} from 'react-native-tableview-simple';

const CellVariant = (props) => (
  <Cell
    {...props}
    cellContentView={
      <View
        style={{ alignItems: 'center', flexDirection: 'row', flex: 1, paddingVertical: 10 }}
      >
        <Text
          allowFontScaling
          numberOfLines={1}
          style={{ flex: 1, fontSize: 20 }}
        >
          {props.title}
        </Text>
      </View>
    }
  />
);

// ...

<TableView>
  <Section>
    <CellVariant title="Element 1" />
    <CellVariant title="Element 2" />
    <CellVariant title="Element 3" />
    <CellVariant title="Element 4" />
  </Section>
</TableView>

This pattern introduces an additional layer between Section and Cell: Section -> CellVariant -> Cell. The Section component is expecting a Cell component as a child and therefor tries to access the props as defined for the Cell component. If following the mentioned pattern, this would fail, because CellVariant.props only contains the prop title. Instead, I recommend to insert your new default props as description in this section: Override defaults of Cell-Component.

If this is not enough for you, and you still need to have a custom cell component, consider merging both approaches:

import {
  Cell,
  Section,
  TableView,
} from 'react-native-tableview-simple';


const cellPropsVariant = {
  hideSeparator: true,
  backgroundColor: 'black',
};

const CellVariant = (props) => (
  <Cell
    {...props}
    cellContentView={
      <View
        style={{ alignItems: 'center', flexDirection: 'row', flex: 1, paddingVertical: 10 }}
      >
        <Text
          allowFontScaling
          numberOfLines={1}
          style={{ flex: 1, fontSize: 20 }}
        >
          {props.title}
        </Text>
      </View>
    }
  />
);

// ...

<TableView>
  <Section>
    <CellVariant title="Element 1" {...cellPropsVariant} />
    <CellVariant title="Element 2" {...cellPropsVariant} />
    <CellVariant title="Element 3" {...cellPropsVariant} />
    <CellVariant title="Element 4" {...cellPropsVariant} />
  </Section>
</TableView>

`Separator`

In general the Separator component is used internally by the Section component. But additionally this component can be used together with FlatList. See the example below.

Prop	Default	Type	Description
backgroundColor	`#EFEFF4`	`string`	Background color
insetLeft	`15`	`number`	Left inset of separator
insetRight	`0`	`number`	Right inset of separator
isHidden	`false`	`bool`	Hide separator but keeping its height
tintColor	`#C8C7CC`	`string`	Color of separator
withSafeAreaView	`true / false (on iOS <= 10)`	`bool`	Render separator with SafeAreaView

Examples

The following examples can be found in the folder example. To run the example project, follow these steps:

git clone https://github.com/Purii/react-native-tableview-simple
cd example
yarn or npm i
run /example/ios/example.xcodeproj via Xcode

Quick look
Use case: About-screen
Complete example / vs. native iOS
Render with FlatList

Quick look

// ActivityIndicator as accessory
  <Cell
    title="Switch"
    cellAccessoryView={<Switch />}
    contentContainerStyle={{ paddingVertical: 4 }} // Adjust height
  />

// Switch as accessory
  <Cell
    title="ActivityIndicator"
    cellAccessoryView={<ActivityIndicator />}
  />

// TextInput
  <Cell
    cellContentView={<TextInput style={{fontSize: 16, flex: 1}} placeholder="TextInput"/>}
  />

// Image
  <Cell
    title="Image"
    image={
      <Image
        style={{ borderRadius: 5 }}
        source={{
          uri: 'https://facebook.github.io/react/img/logo_og.png',
        }}
      />
    }
  />

Use case: About-screen

/**
 * Sample React Native App
 * https://github.com/facebook/react-native
 * @flow
 */

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { AppRegistry, ScrollView, StyleSheet, Text, View } from 'react-native';
import { Cell, Section, TableView } from 'react-native-tableview-simple';

export default class App extends Component<{}> {
  render() {
    return (
      <ScrollView contentContainerStyle={styles.stage}>
        <View
          style={{
            backgroundColor: '#37474F',
            height: 500,
            alignItems: 'center',
            justifyContent: 'center',
          }}>
          <View
            style={{
              backgroundColor: '#ffc107',
              width: 80,
              height: 80,
              borderRadius: 10,
            }}
          />
        </View>
        <TableView>
          <Section footer="All rights reserved.">
            <Cell
              title="Help / FAQ"
              titleTextColor="#007AFF"
              onPress={() => console.log('open Help/FAQ')}
            />
            <Cell
              title="Contact Us"
              titleTextColor="#007AFF"
              onPress={() => console.log('open Contact Us')}
            />
          </Section>
        </TableView>
      </ScrollView>
    );
  }
}

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
  stage: {
    backgroundColor: '#EFEFF4',
    paddingBottom: 20,
    flex: 1,
  },
});