# react-native-easy-grid **Repository Path**: mirrors_CarGuo/react-native-easy-grid ## Basic Information - **Project Name**: react-native-easy-grid - **Description**: Easy React Native Layout & Grid for the Dumb - **Primary Language**: Unknown - **License**: Apache-2.0 - **Default Branch**: master - **Homepage**: None - **GVP Project**: No ## Statistics - **Stars**: 0 - **Forks**: 0 - **Created**: 2020-08-08 - **Last Updated**: 2026-02-21 ## Categories & Tags **Categories**: Uncategorized **Tags**: None ## README # React Native Easy Grid 🐵 This is NOT-JUST-ANOTHER-GRID-LAYOUT library! We are trying to simplify flexbox with easier approach. ## Installation ``` npm install react-native-easy-grid --save ``` ## Usage ### Include the components ``` import { Col, Row, Grid } from "react-native-easy-grid"; ``` ### 1. Two columns (50% and 50%) ``` ``` ![col-50-50](Examples/col-50-50.png "Column 50% and 50% example") > Note: If you don't assign the size property, it defaults to equal width (or height) with its siblings ### 2. Two rows ``` ``` ![row-50-50](Examples/row-50-50.png "Row 50% and 50% example") ### 3. Two rows (75% and 25%) ``` ``` This is exactly same as ``` ``` ![row-75-25](Examples/row-75-25.png "Row 75% and 25% example") > Same concept applies to `` ### 4. Three columns (33.33% each) ``` ``` ![col-33-33-33](Examples/col-33-33-33.png "Column 33.33% each") ### 5. Three rows (50%, 25% and 25%) ``` ``` ![row-50-25-25](Examples/row-50-25-25.png "Row 50%, 25% and 50% example") ### 6. Nested Layout or Grid
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``` 1 2 3 ``` ![complex](Examples/complex.png "Complex and Nested Layouts") ### 7. Fixed width and fluid width combination ``` Fixed width Fluid width ``` ![col-fluid-fixed.png](Examples/col-fluid-fixed.png "Column fluid and fixed example") ### 8. Fixed height and fluid height combination ``` Fixed width Fluid width ``` Do you think anything could be simpler than that? This repo is part of our bigger project called [NativeBase.io](http://nativebase.io). Do check that! # Important note about usage with `` > Note: If you're using `` inside a ``, the height of the component would be flexible according to the content, though you can always apply the `height` styling.