React Native Root Siblings
A sibling elements manager.
Overview:
The react-native-root-siblings npm package allows users to create overlays such as Modals, Popovers, and Dialogs easily for both React and React Native applications. With this package, users can create their own showModal function without the need for maintaining an isShow state or using class components.
Features:
- Overlay Creation: Easily create overlays like Modals, Popovers, and Dialogs.
- Custom showModal: Users can create their own showModal function without managing states or using class components.
- Mounting Flexibility: Allows RootSiblingParent to be mounted multiple times, with the last one being active.
- High Hierarchy View: In React Native, views closer to the root level have a higher hierarchy.
- CreatePortal Alternative: While React provides createPortal, it is not as convenient for usage outside a component.
- Imperative API: Provides an imperative API for creating, updating, and destroying sibling elements.
Summary:
React-native-root-siblings offers a simple and convenient way to create overlays for React and React Native applications, allowing users to build modals, popovers, dialogs, and more without the complexity of managing show states. By leveraging RootSiblingParent for mounting, users can ensure proper hierarchy and flexibility in their applications. The package's imperative API further facilitates creating, updating, and destroying sibling elements seamlessly.
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