Tag: As a web developer can you explain why React is needed?

Hey, did someone here ever used react native markdown? I want to fetch mardown from supabas and render it. Does this work? Thanks submitted by /u/SomeNameIChoose [link] [comments]

I’m trying to implement this popup menu. I could just have an absolutely positioned view that’s only visible on the button press but I’m looking for something more streamline and has that native “feel”. Any suggestions? Or am I stuck using reanimated to implement the animation. Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/Ultra-Reverse [link] [comments]

In my react native app, I have been using react-native-maps in order to render a map in some screens. In the google console there is an option that allows you to put your api key as private. With that option, there is not problem on IOS, the maps works correctly. On the other hand, with that option active, the maps don't work on Android. I would like to know if this is related with some configurations in the android folder or if I need to implement something else in my app. import { View } from 'react-native'; import MapView, { Marker, PROVIDER_GOOGLE } from 'react-native-maps'; import { mapCustomStyle } from '@/UI/assets/styles/MapStyles'; import MarkerIcon from '@/UI/assets/svg/MarkerIcon'; type TypeMapSingleProps = { latitude?: number | null; longitude?: number | null; containerStyles?: string; }; const MapSingle = ({ latitude, longitude, containerStyles, }: TypeMapSingleProps) => { return ( <View className={`${containerStyles ?? ''}`}> {latitude && longitude ? ( <MapView testID='map' className='w-full h-full' provider={PROVIDER_GOOGLE} initialRegion={{ latitude: latitude, longitude: longitude, latitudeDelta: 0.03, longitudeDelta: 0.03, }} customMapStyle={mapCustomStyle} > <Marker coordinate={{ latitude: latitude, longitude: longitude, }} > <MarkerIcon stroke='#FE2EFF' /> </Marker> </MapView> ) : null} </View> ); }; export default MapSingle; submitted by /u/rox651 [link] [comments]

Yarn v1 or npm for managing deps in react native? View Poll submitted by /u/apicgg [link] [comments]

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Has anyone been able to accomplish vertical & horizontal masonry in React? A lot of these libraries seem to only support only one direction. submitted by /u/mr_derp_brain [link] [comments]

For instance, I do not want to see the BottomTabNavigator in RouteNames.CaptureAttendance and RouteNames.AttendanceSummary. Here are the relevant files. TabNavigator.tsx const Tab = createBottomTabNavigator(); const TabNavigator: React.FC = () => { const navigation = useNavigation(); return ( <Tab.Navigator screenOptions={{ tabBarActiveTintColor: '#5f31dd', tabBarStyle: { height: 60, paddingBottom: 5, paddingHorizontal: 0, }, }} > <Tab.Screen name="Home" component={HomePage} options={{ tabBarIcon: ({ color, focused }) => ( <FontAwesomeIcon icon="house" size={focused ? 24 : 20} color={color} /> ), }} /> <Tab.Screen name="Conversation" component={Conversation} options={{ tabBarIcon: ({ color, focused }) => ( <FontAwesomeIcon icon="comment" size={focused ? 24 : 20} color={color} style={{ marginRight: 10 }} /> ), tabBarLabelStyle: { marginRight: 10 } }} /> <Tab.Screen name="Control Room" component={ControlRoomNav} options={{ tabBarIcon: ({ color, focused }) => ( <FontAwesomeIcon icon="book-open" size={focused ? 24 : 20} color={color} /> ), headerShown: false }} listeners={({ navigation }) => ({ tabPress: (e) => { e.preventDefault(); navigation.navigate('Control Room', { screen: RouteNames.ControlRoom }); }, })} /> <Tab.Screen name="Dashboard" component={DashNav} options={{ tabBarIcon: ({ color, focused }) => ( <FontAwesomeIcon icon="chart-simple" size={focused ? 24 : 20} color={color} style={{ marginLeft: 10 }} /> ), headerShown: false, tabBarLabelStyle: { marginLeft: 10 }, }} listeners={({ navigation }) => ({ tabPress: (e) => { e.preventDefault(); navigation.navigate('Dashboard', { screen: RouteNames.Dashboard }); }, })} /> <Tab.Screen name="Profile" component={Profile} options={{ tabBarIcon: () => ( <Avatar size="xs" rounded="$full"> <AvatarFallbackText>Anukrati Mehta</AvatarFallbackText> </Avatar> ), }} /> </Tab.Navigator> ); }; export default TabNavigator; AppNavigator.tsx import TabNavigator from './TabNavigator'; const AppNavigation: React.FC = () => { return ( <NavigationContainer> <TabNavigator/> </NavigationContainer> ); }; export default AppNavigation; ControlRoomNav.tsx const Stack = createNativeStackNavigator(); const ControlRoomNav = () => { return ( <Stack.Navigator initialRouteName={RouteNames.ControlRoom}> <Stack.Screen name={RouteNames.ControlRoom} component={ControlRoom} options={{ headerShown: true }} /> <Stack.Screen name={RouteNames.CaptureAttendance} component={CaptureAttendance} options={{ headerShown: false }} /> <Stack.Screen name={RouteNames.ClassAttendance} component={ClassAttendance} /> <Stack.Screen name={RouteNames.StudentAttendance} component={StudentAttendance} /> <Stack.Screen name={RouteNames.AttendanceSummary} component={AttendanceSummary} options={{ headerShown: false }}/> </Stack.Navigator> ); }; export default ControlRoomNav; submitted by /u/thenonu [link] [comments]

Hi guys. I am just starting to make the effort into better coding quality. As part of that effort, I am trying to integrate ESlinting into my project. The problem is that I have no experience with the tool, I know what is it used for but that is it. 1) I would like to ask how should I configure my ESLint, right now I have one activated and almost every file in the project is red outlined. I want to know if there is any specific configuration or Plugin I should be using for my daily job, and I would like something easy to start with, Typescript and React-Native oriented configuration/plugin. 2) Is the default ESLint configuration enough? I mean, I am not sure if the default configuration is oriented toward tsx and ts files, not even sure if it was generated with react-native in mind. Maybe it is just configured for javascript or jsx ​ Any info or suggestion is welcome! thanks! submitted by /u/Aware-Leather5919 [link] [comments]

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