Support both react-native-vector-icons & react-native-icons, docs, and tests

[bartonhammond]

Nice component - I have my modified version here: https://github.com/bartonhammond/snowflake which is what I'm wanting to merge with yours.

I use it thusly:

• Login - toggles the display of Password fields
• Profile - displays the email-verified field which is read only

This merge would do the following:

• Extract out the hard dependancy of Icon - pass it in as a property of type PropTypes.func
• Support the user pass property of react-native-vector-icons or react-native-icons
• Add support for passing the text property for display next to icon
• I need the text all the time but it should be conditional
• Add support for a "read-only" non feedback version (for display only )
• Add testing with jest (Had to drop to react-native to 0.0.15 as 0.0.16 is babel6 and...well I'm not up on that)
  • npm install
  • npm test
  • coverage is on by default, 4 tests, with 52% coverage...easily enhanced
  • should be able to now use Travis or similar CI
• Added documentation using docker
  • npm run docs
  • docs are now in ./doc
  • can be used as project gh-pages see https://bartonhammond.github.io/snowflake/snowflake.js

I think there might be some style properties that apply to one Icon and not the other. A switch statement could be necessary to style both maybe. With this merge it looks exactly like you see in my demo. If I have the transparency and background the icon disappears. Maybe you can figure out what properties are in common....It's close now though.

In my app I am calling it thusly:

    /**
    * Toggle the display of the Password and PasswordAgain fields
    */
    import Icon from 'react-native-vector-icons/FontAwesome';
    let itemCheckBox =
    <ItemCheckbox
        icon={Icon}
        text="Show Password"
        disabled={this.props.auth.form.isFetching}
        onCheck={() => {
            this.props.actions.onAuthFormFieldChange('showPassword',true)}
        }
        onUncheck={() => {
            this.props.actions.onAuthFormFieldChange('showPassword',false)}
        }
    />;

hope this helps....I have all this done in my project so why lose it? it's up to you.. good luck -barton

[techmentormaria]

Thanks @bartonhammond! I'll look into it over the weekend!

[sibelius]

I think you should drop the support for the react-native-icons

is this going to master any time soon?