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Just started using this library and pretty happy with it overall. On both platforms though, when using default categories, they are all on the same bar which makes each little icon tiny. It would be nice if they would be a decent fixed size, and the selector had some sort of horizontal scrolling option. Also for Android, the TextInput is really too small and the bottom border is inside of the text. . The TextInput stuff should be really quick to fix (maybe give a prop for textSize in the TextInput). For the time being I will probably make decisions about which Categories users can live without in order to improve the size of the other category icons.
As for improving the flexibility of styling in this library, it would be straightforward to add in props for adding styles to the component container (so we can change background color, say for dark mode), container of the other bigger components (i.e. TextInput, emoji list, and category list).
I'm in a dev sprint right now and then need to catch up on school work; otherwise, I would PR this now.
Thanks.
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Just started using this library and pretty happy with it overall. On both platforms though, when using default categories, they are all on the same bar which makes each little icon tiny. It would be nice if they would be a decent fixed size, and the selector had some sort of horizontal scrolling option. Also for Android, the TextInput is really too small and the bottom border is inside of the text.
. The TextInput stuff should be really quick to fix (maybe give a prop for textSize in the TextInput). For the time being I will probably make decisions about which Categories users can live without in order to improve the size of the other category icons.
As for improving the flexibility of styling in this library, it would be straightforward to add in props for adding styles to the component container (so we can change background color, say for dark mode), container of the other bigger components (i.e. TextInput, emoji list, and category list).
I'm in a dev sprint right now and then need to catch up on school work; otherwise, I would PR this now.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: