React Native Loading Spinner Overlay

Install

npm install react-native-loading-spinner-overlay

yarn add react-native-loading-spinner-overlay

See the example App.js file for an example implementation.

Property	Type	Default	Description
cancelable	Boolean	`false`	Android: If set to false, it will prevent spinner from hiding when pressing the hardware back button. If set to true, it will allow spinner to hide if the hardware back button is pressed.
color	String	`"white"`	Changes the spinner's color (example values are `red`, `#ff0000`, etc). For adjusting the contrast see `overlayColor` prop below.
animation	String (enum) `none`, `slide`, `fade`	`"none"`	Changes animation on show and hide spinner's view.
overlayColor	String	`rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25)`	Changes the color of the overlay.
size	String (enum) `small`, `normal`, `large`	`"large"`	Sets the spinner's size. No other cross-platform sizes are supported right now.
textContent	String	`""`	Optional text field to be shown.
textStyle	StyleSheet	`-`	The style to be applied to the `<Text>` that displays the `textContent`.
visible	Boolean	`false`	Controls the visibility of the spinner.
indicatorStyle	StyleSheet	`undefined`	Additional styles for the ActivityIndicator to inherit
customIndicator	Element	`undefined`	An alternative, custom component to use instead of the default `<ActivityIndicator />`
children	Element	`undefined`	Children element(s) to nest inside the spinner

We recommend that you follow two rules when implementing this component.

Wrap usage of actions after attempting to stop the spinner with setTimeout to avoid the non-stop spinner issue:

this.setState({ spinner: false });

setTimeout(() => {
  Alert.alert('Oops!', err.message);
}, 100);