A modal image view support for react-native. This repository is fork from halilb/react-native-photo-browser library now and remove some functions and just left photo view.Then add and change some new functions.
The component has both iOS and Android support .
I haven't test it in IOS because i don,t have apple devices.
This repository may have a lot of issues in the beginning.
1、While image loading,the loading component position is not in the center of the screen.
2、Some times if image load error or failed, the error image and tip text didn't show.
3、Maybe you can't touch anywhere of the screen to close modal, but you can touch the close button of the image position to close modal
npm install react-native-modal-photo-view --save
| Prop | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
style |
Style | Overrides default container style. | null |
mediaList |
Array<Media> | List of media objects to display. | [] |
initialIndex |
Number | Sets the visible photo initially. | 0 |
displayCloseBtn |
Boolean | Show close button to close modal. | false |
displayBottomBar |
Boolean | Whether to display the bottom text. | true |
useCircleProgressiOS |
Boolean | Displays Progress.Circle instead of default Progress.Bar for full screen photos. Check Progress section for more info. | false |
onClose |
Function | Function to control the modal visible or not. | () => {} |
visible |
Boolean | Modal visible or not. | false |
onPhotoLongPress |
Function | Called when a long press trigged on a photo.Plan to add in the future | () => {} |
delayPhotoLongPress |
Number | The long press delay in ms.Plan to add in the future |
1000 |
imageErrorTitle |
String | Text will show when image load error or failed. | Load failed |
const media = {
photo: '', // a remote photo or local media url
};Built-in ActivityIndicator component is used for Android. Any additional configuration is not needed.
react-native-progress component is used as progress indicator. The default progress component is Progress.Bar. You can also use Progress.Circle component by simply using useCircleProgress prop, and adding ReactART library to your Xcode project. For more information please check out react-native-progress repo and React Native documentation.
Follow those steps to run the example:
- Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/guopeng1994/react-native-modal-photo-view && cd react-native-modal-photo-view/Example - Install dependencies
npm installoryarn - Follow official instructions to run the example project in a simulator or device.
- Android support
- Improve performance for bigger collections
- Zooming photos to fill the screen