React Mobile Picker
An iOS like selector/picker component for web
Overview
React Mobile Picker is a highly efficient component designed specifically for React applications, mimicking the iOS pickers' simplicity and functionality. It provides a clean, almost unstyled interface, allowing developers to easily customize its appearance to match their application's design. With its focus on mobile usage, the React Mobile Picker is optimized for mobile devices while still offering support for desktop interactions, making it a versatile choice for developers aiming to enhance user experience across platforms.
Whether you're building a dynamic form or a simple selection interface, React Mobile Picker stands out as a controlled component. This means any changes to the selected items are directly linked to the value property, ensuring that the UI accurately reflects the current state. With features like render props for customizable item appearances and wheel scrolling support for desktop use, this component seamlessly integrates functionality while maintaining ease of use.
Features
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Controlled Component: The selected items are tied to the value prop, keeping your UI synchronized with the state of your application.
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Customizable Appearance: The component is almost unstyled, allowing for extensive customization to fit your app's aesthetic.
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Render Props Technique: Each item exposes a selected state through render props, offering developers the flexibility to alter how each option looks when selected.
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Mobile-First Design: Primarily designed for mobile devices, ensuring a smooth experience on smartphones and tablets.
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Wheel Scrolling Support: Provides an option to enable natural wheel scrolling for desktop users by setting the wheelMode prop.
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Flexible Item Heights: Customize the picker and item heights to suit the design requirements of your application.
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MIT License: Freely available for personal and commercial use, making it accessible for any development project.
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Community Examples: An examples folder provides various code snippets and demonstrations for developers to learn and implement the component easily.
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