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Create a Select (Picker) Component in React Native

Tiempo de lectura: 2 minutos

Reading time: 2 minutes

In today’s React tutorial, I will show you how to create a select (combo or picker) where you can choose different options.

The first thing we need to do is import the library we are going to use (react-native-picker-select):

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npm install react-native-picker-select
npm install react-native-picker-select
npm install react-native-picker-select

Once imported, let’s create the component. First, we import it:

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import SelectInput from 'react-native-picker-select';
import SelectInput from 'react-native-picker-select';
import SelectInput from 'react-native-picker-select';

After importing, let’s create the render function:

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const Component = (props) => {
// Create the categories array:
var mainCategories = [
{ label: Science, value: 'science' },
{ label: Comic, value: 'comic' },
{ label: Education, value: 'education' },
{ label: History, value: 'historical' },
];
// Add the component:
return (
<view style="{styles.container}">
<selectinput style="{styles.selectInput}" onvaluechange="{(value)" ==""> console.log(value)}
items={mainCategories}
/>
</selectinput></view>
);
};
export default Component;
const Component = (props) => { // Create the categories array: var mainCategories = [ { label: Science, value: 'science' }, { label: Comic, value: 'comic' }, { label: Education, value: 'education' }, { label: History, value: 'historical' }, ]; // Add the component: return ( <view style="{styles.container}"> <selectinput style="{styles.selectInput}" onvaluechange="{(value)" ==""> console.log(value)} items={mainCategories} /> </selectinput></view> ); }; export default Component;
const Component = (props) => {
    // Create the categories array:
    var mainCategories = [
        { label: Science, value: 'science' },
        { label: Comic, value: 'comic' },
        { label: Education, value: 'education' },
        { label: History, value: 'historical' },
    ];

    // Add the component:
    return (
        
             console.log(value)}
                items={mainCategories}
            />
        
    );
};

export default Component;

It will appear as follows:

If we want to change the default text “Select an item…” displayed, we need to add the placeholder property and pass the object correctly with label and value:

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return (
<view style="{styles.container}">
<selectinput style="{styles.selectInput}" onvaluechange="{(value)" ==""> console.log(value)}
placeholder={{ label: "Select a category", value: null }}
items={mainCategories}
/>
</selectinput></view>
);
return ( <view style="{styles.container}"> <selectinput style="{styles.selectInput}" onvaluechange="{(value)" ==""> console.log(value)} placeholder={{ label: "Select a category", value: null }} items={mainCategories} /> </selectinput></view> );
    return (
        
             console.log(value)}
                placeholder={{ label: "Select a category", value: null }}
                items={mainCategories}
            />
        
    );

And it will appear as follows:

The selected value will be stored using the onValueChange property:

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onValueChange={(value) => console.log(value)}
onValueChange={(value) => console.log(value)}
            onValueChange={(value) => console.log(value)}

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