This article provides a tutorial on building a clean React Native multi-slider for Android and iOS using hooks.
Abstract
The article titled "Build a Clean React Native Multi-Slider for Android and iOS Using Hooks" explains how to create a multi-slider component that can be used for age, distance, weight ranges, etc., in a React Native application. The tutorial uses Styled-Components and React Native Multi Slider libraries. The author guides the reader through the process of installing dependencies, creating the component, and implementing it in the desired location. The multi-slider component is designed to work on both iOS and Android platforms.
Opinions
The author emphasizes the usefulness of the multi-slider component for various range inputs like age, distance, and weight.
The tutorial uses the useState hook to manage the state of the multi-slider component.
The author highlights the use of platform-specific code to implement different styles for Android and iOS.
The article encourages the reader to ask questions if they have any doubts or need further clarification.
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Build a Clean React Native Multi-Slider for Android and iOS Using Hooks
Better mobile sliders
1, 2, 3… 100. Let’s go!
Today’s article will show you how to build a multi-slider that can be used for age, distance, weight ranges, etc.
$ npm i --save @ptomasroos/react-native-multi-slider
$ npm i styled-components-native
Step 2: Create Your Component
What is happening here?
1. We are creating styled-components to style View and Text.
2. TheuseState hook returns a stateful value (multiSliderValue) and a function to update it (setMultiSliderValue). The initial state of the multiSliderValueand value is an array set to [0, 100].
4.The multiSliderValuesChange function will update the values onValuesChange and update the state.
5. …Platform.select({}) — React Native provides a module that detects the platform in which the app is running. You can use the detection logic to implement platform-specific code, which is where you will find different styles for Android and iOS.