Does anyone know how to make a circle slider like this in react native?
The question doesn't specify if third-party libraries are acceptable, so react-native-circular-slider would be a solid option. It appears to have component props to customize the experience as you require.
If you have to SVG this yourself, then you could use the solution to this similar question previously posted.
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this is my first question here. As the title says, i'd like to know if is there a way to create a dnd grid using react beautiful-dnd library. I've already found out that the library supports vertical and horizontal dnd, and i've already tried both, but what about if i mix the 2 things? Is it possible?
Thanks in advance
Yes, using react-beautiful-dnd npm you can create vertical and horizontal dnd
Here example dnd react-beautiful-dnd
Here is source code of github example react-beautiful-dnd
Any tips on how to implement something like this in react native
this middle button should have something like a gap around it
Example
Because of the gap, I would use a .png in a custom component.
Never done it before, but looks this guy solved it https://github.com/hoaphantn7604/react-native-curved-bottom-bar. Seems they are using react-native-svg to do the magic
I want to build the simplest dark/light toggler button in react, there is. So far I have made a toggler component and gave it a state with
this.state = {style: './App.css'}
and 2 functions one is setting the this.state.style to ./darkmode.css the other one is back to ./App.css I binded them to 2 buttons. My question is, is there any way for using something like this: import 'this.state.style' instead of the import ./App.css in the App.js file? At least my way of thinking got me here, as this looked to be the easiest to do in order to change the stylesheet of the page. There is no big deal in the css files only smooth camera and bg color.
I don't think you can do that, but on the JS side you can change the class of the body element when pressing the button with .TogggleClass(). On the CSS side you just change the css.
the most suitable solution for making simple dark / light mode is by using Context API and useContext Hook it is easier, simpler and more readable than using any other solutions, you can make a whole new themes with this solution. so give it a try and you will definitely enjoy with the result and the experiment.
I believe the answer is yes, but I want to be sure as the Fluent, Fabric libraries appear to be in the process of being merged and, the documentation is a bit lacking. I am looking to validate that the and <Stack.Item/> are the implementation of the grid layout system, and is a react component to replace using the css classes directly?
The primary reason I ask, is I want to make sure I can have a responsive UI based on container size.
According to docs:
A Stack is a container-type component that abstracts the implementation of a flexbox in order to define the layout of its children components.
DetailsList is the Fluent UI implementation of a grid.
I am wanting to create a circular slider in React Native for a project of mine. Although I am not entirely sure on how to create one. Could someone help me out?
Here is a little sketchup of what I want it to look like:
I did some searching on the interwebs and found some posts about circular sliders in React Native. But these posts seem to be dated and the projects linked/provided in these posts would not work for me.
1. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51058669/react-native-circular-slider
2. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38253804/how-to-make-a-circular-slider-in-react-native
Note: I am fairly new to the world of React and React Native but do have decent experience with JavaScript. Right now I am still learning about React and React Native.
Your best best is probably svg via react-native-svg, since that will allow you to declaratively draw and animate arbitrary shapes without having to write platform-specific native code.
Note that setting up react-native-svg is slightly different if you are working with expo or have ejected, which may explain why some of those older examples you mentioned don't work (they pre-date expo).
Drawing with SVG is generally straight-forward, although you will need to use arc's in paths, which is about as awkward as SVG gets (but still not too bad).
The trickiest parts of a circular slider are capturing the touch input with PanResponder and converting coordinates between cartesian (x,y) coordinates of the touch input and polar (angle,distance) coordinate systems in order to know where to move the slider to.
In your case it looks like you want to lock the movement of the slider to specific increments around the clock so you'll also need to find the nearest increment to the polar-coord of the current touch, but that should be easy in polar coords - just find the increment with the closest angle to that of the touch.
Here is an Expo project that illustrates the slider part. It looks like this:
Based on the comments, if you are comfortable with the jQuery roundSlider then you can simply do the customization based on your need. Here I just make a mock up design, check the below demo:
DEMO
Also if you want this as an React component then you can make a simple wrapper like below, and can directly use in any React applications.
https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-jquery-round-slider
hope this will helps you, or will give you some idea to move in a direction.