Use native context menu functionality from React Native. On iOS 13+ this uses
UIMenu
functionality, and on Android it uses a PopUpMenu
.
On iOS 12 and below, nothing happens. You may wish to do a
Platform.OS === 'ios' && parseInt(Platform.Version, 10) <= 12
check, and add
your own onLongPress
handler.
npm install @react-native-ui-components/menu
or
yarn add @react-native-ui-components/menu
then
cd ios
pod install
import {Menu, ContextMenu} from "@react-native-ui-components/menu";
// ...
<Menu actions={[
{title: "Title 1"},
{title: "Title 2"}
]}>
<View style={styles.yourOwnStyles} />
</Menu>
<ContextMenu actions={[
{title: "Title 1"},
{title: "Title 2"}
]}>
<View style={styles.yourOwnStyles} />
</ContextMenu>;
Optional. The title above the popup menu.
Array of
{ title: string, subtitle?: string, systemIcon?: string, destructive?: boolean, selected?: boolean, disabled?: boolean, disabled?: boolean, inlineChildren?: boolean, actions?: Array<ContextMenuAction> }
.
Subtitle is only available on iOS 15+.
System icon refers to an icon name within SF Symbols.
Destructive items are rendered in red on iOS, and unchanged on Android.
Selected items have a checkmark next to them on iOS, and unchanged on Android.
Nested menus are supported on iOS only and result in nested UIMenu which can be optionally displayed inline.
Optional. When the popup is opened and the user picks an option. Called with
{ nativeEvent: { index, indexPath, name } }
. When a nested action is
selected the top level parent index is used for the callback.
iOS only: to get the full path to the item, indexPath
is an array of indices
to reach the item. For a top-levle item, it'll be an array with a single
index. For an item one deep, it'll be an array with two indicies.
Optional. When the popop is opened and the user cancels.
Optional. The background color of the preview. This is displayed underneath your view. Set this to transparent (or another color) if the default causes issues.
Optional. Currently iOS only. Disable menu interaction.
See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.
MIT
Made with create-react-native-library