vamshi9666 / react-native-image-view

Modal component to view images with zoom

React Native modal image view with pinch zoom and carousel.

Try with expo: https://expo.io/@antonkalinin/react-native-image-view

Warning: Breaking changes since v2.0.0:

• instead of prop source => images
• no title prop for footer, please use renderFooter instead

Installation

yarn add react-native-image-view

or

npm install --save react-native-image-view

Demo

Usage

import ImageView from 'react-native-image-view';

const images = [
    {
        source: {
            uri: 'https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2017/08/17/10/47/paris-2650808_960_720.jpg',
        },
        title: 'Paris',
        width: 806,
        height: 720,
    },
];

<ImageView
    images={images}
    imageIndex={0}
    isVisible={this.state.isImageViewVisible}
    renderFooter={(currentImage) => (<View><Text>My footer</Text></View>)}
/>

See example for better understanding

Props

Prop name	Description	Type	Default value	Platform
animationType	Type of animation modal presented with	"none", "fade", "slide"	"none"
backgroundColor	Background color of the modal in HEX (#0099CC)	string	null
controls	Config of available controls (see below)	Object	{close: true}
glideAlways	Emulates ScrollView glide animation if built-in was not triggered	boolean	false	Android
glideAlwaysDelay	Defines delay in milliseconds for glideAlways	number	75	Android
images	Array of images to display, see below image item description	array	[]
imageIndex	Current index of image to display	number	0
isVisible	Is modal shown or not	boolean	false
onClose	Function called on modal closed	function	none
renderFooter	Function returns a footer element	function	none

Image item:

{
  source: any, // Image Component source object
  width: ?number, // Width of full screen image (optional but recommended)
  height: ?number, // Height of full screen image (optional but recommended)
  // any other props you need to render your footer
}

It's recommended to specify width and height to speed up rendering, overwise component needs to fetch images sizes and cache them in images objects passed as props.

controls prop:

type ControlType = React.Component<{onPress: () => void}> | null | boolean,

{
  close: ControlType // Component for close button in up right corner, as onPress prop accepts function to close modal
  next: ControlType, // Component for next image button, as onPress prop accepts function to scroll to next image
  prev: ControlType, // Component for previous image button, as onPress prop accepts function to scroll to previous image
}

To use default components just set {next: true, prev: true}, close is showing by default. To create custom controls check src/controls.

License

MIT