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Richard Kho
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Richard Kho is a software engineer living in San Francisco. He taught himself how to code in 2014 and has lived a past life as a photographer and cinematographer. He currently works for Capital One and has taught software engineers at Hack Reactor in the past. Richard is also a technical advisor to Code Chrysalis, an advanced software engineering immersive in Tokyo.
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Using ActionSheetIOS


The ActionSheetIOS API lets us display either an action sheet or share sheet for the user to interact with.

The action sheet is an overlay of options that the user can interact with in the app.

The Share sheet allows the user to share almost anything, anywhere, using the built-in sharing system. This could mean sending content in the form of a text message, e-mail, or to a third-party app.

Creating an action sheet

The two methods that ActionSheetIOS makes available are showActionSheetWithOptions and showShareActionSheetWithOptions.

The first method, showActionSheetWithOptions, accepts two arguments: an options object and a callback function.

The options object must contain at least one of the following properties. We use all five in this example:

  • options: This is an array of strings that map to the multiple options that appear in the overlay.
  • cancelButtonIndex: This is a number that points to the index where the Cancel button, if it exists, is located in the options array. This...
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Published in: Apr 2017Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781786464750

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Richard Kho

Richard Kho is a software engineer living in San Francisco. He taught himself how to code in 2014 and has lived a past life as a photographer and cinematographer. He currently works for Capital One and has taught software engineers at Hack Reactor in the past. Richard is also a technical advisor to Code Chrysalis, an advanced software engineering immersive in Tokyo.
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