Basic
The most simple & essential components to build a screen
The most fundamental component for building a UI, View is a container that supports layout with flexbox, style, some touch handling, and accessibility controls. View maps directly to the native view equivalent on whatever platform React Native is running on, whether that is a UIView,
, android.view, etc.
A view is designed to be nested inside other views and can have 0 to many children of any type.
Parameter | Description |
accessible | When enabled, the element will be defined as accessible (defaults to true) |
accessibilityLabel | Text in this input will override what the user's screen reader would read by default |
accessibilityHint | Additional explanation of what happens when a user interactions with an accessibility element |
accessibilityRole | Defines the role of the element for the user's screen reader |
accessibilityElementsHidden | Enable to hide accessibility elements within the View (defaults to false) |
accessibilityIgnoresInvertColors | Enable to prevent the color of the View from being inverted if color inversion is turned on |
accessibilityLiveRegion | Determine how accessibility services should inform the user of any changes made to the View |
importantForAccessibility | Determines the View's importance for accessibility and also how accessibility events work |
hitSlop | Defines how far away a touch event will be registered from the View |
pointerEvents | Determines if a View can handle touch events |
removeClippedSubviews | Used for scrolling content that contains offscreen subviews (subviews must have |
collapsable | Enable to automatically remove the View from the native hierarchy if it's unneeded in order to optimize performance |
needsOffscreenAlphaCompositing | Determine if the View should be rendered offscreen and composited with an alpha in order to preserve original colors and blending behavior. |
renderToHardwareTextureAndroid | Determine if the View and its children should be rendered into one hardware texture on the GPU. |
shouldRasterizeIOS | Enable to render the View as a bitmap before compositing |
clickable | If true, the View will be clickable for accessibility hints. |
FlatList Render Item | Item: returns |
A symbol representing a object or an item.
Parameter | Description |
Name | The icon selected from the icon picker. |
Size | The width and height of the icon. |
Color | The color of the icon. |
A basic component to display text.
Parameter | Description |
Text | The text that will be displayed in the component. |
accessibilityLabel | Text in this input will override what the user's screen reader would read by default |
accessibilityRole | Defines the role of the element for the user's screen reader |
accessible | When enabled, the element will be defined as accessible (defaults to true) |
adjustsFontSizeToFit | Enable to automatically scale fonts to fit certain constraints |
allowFontScaling | When enabled, fonts will scale for accessibility (defaults to true) |
dataDetectorType | Defines the type of data |
disabled | Creates a disabled view of the text for testing purposes |
ellipsizeMode | Determine how text will be truncated, only if |
maxFontSizeMultiplier | Define the font's maximum scale only if |
minimumFontScale | Define the font's maximum scale only if |
numberOfLines | Set the maximum number of lines to be displayed when |
selectable | When enabled, the user can select text for copying and pasting |
selectionColor | Set the highlight color of the text |
suppressHighlighting | When enabled, there will be no visual indication when the user presses down on text |
textBreakStrategy | Set the text break stategy |
In addition to directly selecting the Typography set in the Theme you're currently using, you have the option to select a custom font directly from the Builder in the Styles tab.
You can add custom Text/Text Decoration and Border Decoration colors by clicking the color panel next to the color dropdown in the Properties Panel. In this window, you can use the color picker, enter a HEX value, or an RGBA value to select a custom color for the property you've selected.
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