RangeSlider

A highly optimized and fully customizable pure TS component for value range selection.

The component is not re-rendered while user moves the thumb.
Even if there is a label, only the label component is re-rendered when values are changed.

RangeSlider uses React Native's Animated library to transform thumbs / label / selected rail.
These optimizations help to achieve as much native look & feel as possible using only the JS layer.

Version 1

The version 1 was using native Android and iOS views.
That gives native look & feel in favor of flexibility.
You can find the version 1 here.

Installation

npm: npm install --save rn-range-slider
yarn: yarn add rn-range-slider

Usage

RangeSlider uses react hooks, so this component doesn't work with React Native versions below 0.59.0

You can find basic implementation of needed components (Thumb, Rail, RailSelected, Label, Notch) here.

...

import RangeSlider from 'rn-range-slider';

...

const renderThumb = useCallback(() => <Thumb/>, []);
const renderRail = useCallback(() => <Rail/>, []);
const renderRailSelected = useCallback(() => <RailSelected/>, []);
const renderLabel = useCallback(value => <Label text={value}/>, []);
const renderNotch = useCallback(() => <Notch/>, []);
const handleValueChange = useCallback((low, high) => {
  setLow(low);
  setHigh(high);
}, []);

...

<Slider
  style={styles.slider}
  min={0}
  max={100}
  step={1}
  floatingLabel
  renderThumb={renderThumb}
  renderRail={renderRail}
  renderRailSelected={renderRailSelected}
  renderLabel={renderLabel}
  renderNotch={renderNotch}
  onValueChanged={handleValueChange}
/>

...

Properties

Name	Description	Type	Default Value
`min`	Minimum value of slider	number	required
`max`	Maximum value of slider	number	required
`minRange`	Minimum range of thumbs allowed to be selected by the user. Note: it is still possible to set values closer to each other than `minRange` programmatically. If `disableRange` is set to true, maximum value allowed for user will be `max` - `minRange`.	number	`0`
`step`	Step of slider	number	`1`
`low`	Low value of slider	number	Initially `min` value will be set if not provided
`high`	High value of slider	number	Initially `max` value will be set if not provided
`floatingLabel`	If set to `true`, labels will not take space in component tree. Instead they will be rendered over the content above the slider (like a small popup).	boolean	`false`
`disableRange`	Slider works as an ordinary slider with 1 control if `true`	boolean	`false`
`disabled`	Any user interactions will be ignored if `true`	boolean	`false`
`allowLabelOverflow`	If set to `true`, labels are allowed to be drawn outside of slider component's bounds. Otherwise label's edges will never get out of component's edges.	boolean	`false`
`renderThumb`	Should render the thumb. The `name` is the name of the thumb. This may be helpful if there is a need to render different thumbs for high and low values.	`(name: 'high' \| 'low') => Node`	required
`renderRail`	Should render the "rail" for thumbs. Rendered component should have `flex: 1` style so it won't fill up the whole space.	`() => Node`	required
`renderRailSelected`	Should render the selected part of "rail" for thumbs. Rendered component should not have `flex: 1` style so it fills up the whole space.	`() => Node`	required
`renderLabel`	Should render label above thumbs. If no function is passed, no label will be drawn.	`(value: number) => Node`	`undefined`
`renderNotch`	Should render the notch below the label (above the thumbs). Classic notch is a small triangle below the label. If `allowLabelOverflow` is not set to true, the notch will continue moving with thumb even if the label has already reached the edge of the component and can't move further.	`() => Node`	`undefined`
`onValueChanged`	Will be called when a value was changed. If `disableRange` is set to true, the second argument should be ignored. `fromUser` will be true if the value was changed by user's interaction.	`(low: number, high: number, fromUser: boolean) => void`	`undefined`
`onSliderTouchStart`	Will be called when user starts interaction with slider. If `disableRange` is set to true, the second argument should be ignored.	`(low: number, high: number) => void`	`undefined`
`onSliderTouchEnd`	Will be called when user ends interaction with slider. If `disableRange` is set to true, the second argument should be ignored.	`(low: number, high: number) => void`	`undefined`

All the other props (e.g. style) will be passed to root container component.

A special section about permanent labels.