A native iOS SegmentedControl component for React Native with customizable styling and animations.
react-native-custom-segmented-control is a native iOS UI component for React Native that provides a highly customizable Segmented Control. It solves the problem of limited styling and animation options in default iOS segmented controls by offering extensive visual customization and smooth, configurable animations. The component integrates natively to ensure performance and visual fidelity.
React Native developers building iOS applications who need segmented controls with custom designs beyond the default iOS look and feel. It is particularly suited for developers requiring precise control over animations, line alignment, and visual styling to match specific design systems.
Developers choose this over alternatives because it offers a declarative API with deep customization for colors, fonts, line alignment, and multiple animation types like 'middle-line' and 'open-and-close'. Its native implementation ensures smooth performance and seamless integration, providing flexibility that the default iOS component lacks.
Custom version of the IOS SegmentedControl component
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Offers deep control over colors, fonts, line alignment, and padding through the segmentedStyle object, as shown in the usage example with properties like selectedLineColor and segmentTextColor.
Supports animation types like 'middle-line' and 'open-and-close' for smooth transitions, detailed in the animation properties section with configurable duration and damping.
Built as a native iOS component, it ensures high performance and visual fidelity, aligning with the project's philosophy of seamless React Native integration.
Provides onSelectedWillChange and onSelectedDidChange callbacks for handling selection changes before and after animations, allowing fine-grained UI control.
The component only supports iOS, with no mention of Android compatibility, making it unsuitable for cross-platform React Native projects.
Requires dragging Xcode project files and linking libraries manually, which is error-prone and not compatible with Expo or automated build systems.
The README lacks advanced examples, troubleshooting guides, and community resources, potentially hindering adoption and debugging for complex use cases.