Question 1

How do I change the theme of an alert in react-native-scl-alert?

Accepted Answer

Use the theme prop on SCLAlert with values like 'success' or 'danger', as listed in the demo section, to quickly apply pre-styled themes without custom CSS.

Question 2

Can I add a text input to react-native-scl-alert?

Accepted Answer

No, text input support is planned but not yet available, as per the roadmap; you'll need to wait for updates or use a workaround with custom components.

Question 3

react-native-scl-alert vs react-native-modal: which should I use?

Accepted Answer

Choose react-native-scl-alert for pre-styled, themeable alerts with a declarative API, while react-native-modal is better for generic, highly customizable modals without built-in themes.

Question 4

How to customize the overlay style in react-native-scl-alert?

Accepted Answer

Use the overlayStyle prop on SCLAlert to extend the view style, as detailed in the props table, allowing you to adjust colors, opacity, or other visual aspects.

Question 5

Is react-native-scl-alert compatible with Expo?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it's compatible with Expo since it's a pure JavaScript library with no native dependencies, and a demo is available on Expo as shown in the README.

Question 6

How do I handle button presses in react-native-scl-alert?

Accepted Answer

Use SCLAlertButton components with the onPress prop to define callbacks, as demonstrated in the usage example, enabling interactive alerts with custom actions.

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