Override stager/stage styles

[pocesar]

Override stager/stage styles

[alterx]

Yeah, I'm using NativeBase and it turns out I needed to add a couple of extra styles on my end :)
Thanks for the quick response.

[pocesar]

by default, it'll always stick to the edges of the available area but will try to compensate for the prev/next button area https://github.com/pocesar/react-native-stager/blob/master/src/index.tsx#L55-L62

although not ideal (and usually not endorsed when doing React, by using inheritance), you could extend the Stager / Stage override and implement your own stuff like:

class MyStage extends Stage { 
  render() {
    /* your stuff with your styles */
  }
}

class MyStager extends Stager { 
  render() {
    /* your stuff with your styles */
  }
}

would just need to make sure to place the correct props and state members on their places, and you should be good to go.

I could of course make some changes and add a render or component prop, but passing the needed information as render props to yet another prop might go overboard. also with the new context API, it would need to be changed nevertheless

also, now that I'm thinking about it, I'm not sure if you modify the import { styles } from 'react-native-stager' would be possible, if so, you could just edit the hardcoded style to your liking

[alterx]

Yeah @pocesar , inheriting is the last thing I want to do. That's why I reached to you, maybe there was something else that could be done.

What you say is interesting, tho. I'm seeing something slightly different with the stage and the buttons: they get pushed up if the contents of the stage are not filling the full height of the container.

[pocesar]

have you tried using StageButtons with a position absolute? have you set your parent View (of the Stager) to use all the window height as well?