Dialog
component in React Native is designed to manage modal dialogs within your application. The
component is split into three key parts: Dialog
, which acts as the context provider; DialogTrigger
,
which handles the action to open the dialog; and DialogContent
, which contains the actual content to
be displayed in the dialog.
Light mode
Dark mode
Light mode
Dark mode
First Step
Include Dialog.tsx in your project.
Second Step
Update the import paths to match your project setup.
Dialog
This component doesn’t accept any props directly but acts as a context provider for dialog visibility.
DialogTrigger
children
: The React element that will trigger the dialog to open. It should be a component that accepts an onPress
prop, like a button.DialogContent
children
: The content that will be displayed inside the dialog. This can be any React Node.To use the Dialog component, wrap your entire dialog structure with Dialog
. Then, use DialogTrigger
to specify the element that will open the dialog, and DialogContent
to define the content of the dialog.
Dialog
component in React Native is designed to manage modal dialogs within your application. The
component is split into three key parts: Dialog
, which acts as the context provider; DialogTrigger
,
which handles the action to open the dialog; and DialogContent
, which contains the actual content to
be displayed in the dialog.
Light mode
Dark mode
Light mode
Dark mode
First Step
Include Dialog.tsx in your project.
Second Step
Update the import paths to match your project setup.
Dialog
This component doesn’t accept any props directly but acts as a context provider for dialog visibility.
DialogTrigger
children
: The React element that will trigger the dialog to open. It should be a component that accepts an onPress
prop, like a button.DialogContent
children
: The content that will be displayed inside the dialog. This can be any React Node.To use the Dialog component, wrap your entire dialog structure with Dialog
. Then, use DialogTrigger
to specify the element that will open the dialog, and DialogContent
to define the content of the dialog.