react-native: animate height of Text component?












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So I have a Text component, with a numberOfLines prop of 5. Whenever the number of lines of that component exceeds 5, it ends with an ellipse. Is there any way for me to animate the height of this Text component to show the rest of the lines that were automatically cut off?



ex.



<Text>
asldkfjaslfkdsajflkfjsadfsadifjsflsakfjfalskfjfalskfjasflkasdjfas
lifsadjfaisfjaflkafjaslfkasdjflaskfjasklsdjfasfijeifjsadlkfasdjf;a
sdkfjadsfl;kasjfasl;fadsjflaskfjas;lfasjfasdl;fjksafl;kasjfl;a
sfjasl;fkadjsf;laskjfaslfkjsafl;sadkjfl;asdkfjasdl;fjasl;fjasl
;fkjasdflksadjfalsdkfjas;lfakfjaslfkjadslfjasdlfjasl;fkjasdlf
;kajsdlf;kajsdflaks;jfasdlk;fjals;kfj
</Text>


Would give me



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But I want a button clicked, and then for it to animate the height and show the rest of the text.
enter image description here










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    So I have a Text component, with a numberOfLines prop of 5. Whenever the number of lines of that component exceeds 5, it ends with an ellipse. Is there any way for me to animate the height of this Text component to show the rest of the lines that were automatically cut off?



    ex.



    <Text>
    asldkfjaslfkdsajflkfjsadfsadifjsflsakfjfalskfjfalskfjasflkasdjfas
    lifsadjfaisfjaflkafjaslfkasdjflaskfjasklsdjfasfijeifjsadlkfasdjf;a
    sdkfjadsfl;kasjfasl;fadsjflaskfjas;lfasjfasdl;fjksafl;kasjfl;a
    sfjasl;fkadjsf;laskjfaslfkjsafl;sadkjfl;asdkfjasdl;fjasl;fjasl
    ;fkjasdflksadjfalsdkfjas;lfakfjaslfkjadslfjasdlfjasl;fkjasdlf
    ;kajsdlf;kajsdflaks;jfasdlk;fjals;kfj
    </Text>


    Would give me



    enter image description here



    But I want a button clicked, and then for it to animate the height and show the rest of the text.
    enter image description here










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      So I have a Text component, with a numberOfLines prop of 5. Whenever the number of lines of that component exceeds 5, it ends with an ellipse. Is there any way for me to animate the height of this Text component to show the rest of the lines that were automatically cut off?



      ex.



      <Text>
      asldkfjaslfkdsajflkfjsadfsadifjsflsakfjfalskfjfalskfjasflkasdjfas
      lifsadjfaisfjaflkafjaslfkasdjflaskfjasklsdjfasfijeifjsadlkfasdjf;a
      sdkfjadsfl;kasjfasl;fadsjflaskfjas;lfasjfasdl;fjksafl;kasjfl;a
      sfjasl;fkadjsf;laskjfaslfkjsafl;sadkjfl;asdkfjasdl;fjasl;fjasl
      ;fkjasdflksadjfalsdkfjas;lfakfjaslfkjadslfjasdlfjasl;fkjasdlf
      ;kajsdlf;kajsdflaks;jfasdlk;fjals;kfj
      </Text>


      Would give me



      enter image description here



      But I want a button clicked, and then for it to animate the height and show the rest of the text.
      enter image description here










      share|improve this question
















      So I have a Text component, with a numberOfLines prop of 5. Whenever the number of lines of that component exceeds 5, it ends with an ellipse. Is there any way for me to animate the height of this Text component to show the rest of the lines that were automatically cut off?



      ex.



      <Text>
      asldkfjaslfkdsajflkfjsadfsadifjsflsakfjfalskfjfalskfjasflkasdjfas
      lifsadjfaisfjaflkafjaslfkasdjflaskfjasklsdjfasfijeifjsadlkfasdjf;a
      sdkfjadsfl;kasjfasl;fadsjflaskfjas;lfasjfasdl;fjksafl;kasjfl;a
      sfjasl;fkadjsf;laskjfaslfkjsafl;sadkjfl;asdkfjasdl;fjasl;fjasl
      ;fkjasdflksadjfalsdkfjas;lfakfjaslfkjadslfjasdlfjasl;fkjasdlf
      ;kajsdlf;kajsdflaks;jfasdlk;fjals;kfj
      </Text>


      Would give me



      enter image description here



      But I want a button clicked, and then for it to animate the height and show the rest of the text.
      enter image description here







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          To show the rest of the lines you can toggle the number of lines attribute value and to smoothly animate the height you could apply a css transition to the component.



          <Text class="text-animate" numberOfLines={`${!this.state.buttonClicked ? '5' : ''}`}>
          asldkfjaslfkdsajflkfjsadfsadifjsflsakfjfalskfjfalskfjasflkasdjfas
          lifsadjfaisfjaflkafjaslfkasdjflaskfjasklsdjfasfijeifjsadlkfasdjf;a
          sdkfjadsfl;kasjfasl;fadsjflaskfjas;lfasjfasdl;fjksafl;kasjfl;a
          sfjasl;fkadjsf;laskjfaslfkjsafl;sadkjfl;asdkfjasdl;fjasl;fjasl
          ;fkjasdflksadjfalsdkfjas;lfakfjaslfkjadslfjasdlfjasl;fkjasdlf
          ;kajsdlf;kajsdflaks;jfasdlk;fjals;kfj
          </Text>


          and



          .text-animate {
          transition: all .3s ease-in;
          -webkit-transition: all .3s ease-in;
          }


          Note this depends on how react-native applies the given class within the component and and is subject to <Text/> API documentation.






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            To show the rest of the lines you can toggle the number of lines attribute value and to smoothly animate the height you could apply a css transition to the component.



            <Text class="text-animate" numberOfLines={`${!this.state.buttonClicked ? '5' : ''}`}>
            asldkfjaslfkdsajflkfjsadfsadifjsflsakfjfalskfjfalskfjasflkasdjfas
            lifsadjfaisfjaflkafjaslfkasdjflaskfjasklsdjfasfijeifjsadlkfasdjf;a
            sdkfjadsfl;kasjfasl;fadsjflaskfjas;lfasjfasdl;fjksafl;kasjfl;a
            sfjasl;fkadjsf;laskjfaslfkjsafl;sadkjfl;asdkfjasdl;fjasl;fjasl
            ;fkjasdflksadjfalsdkfjas;lfakfjaslfkjadslfjasdlfjasl;fkjasdlf
            ;kajsdlf;kajsdflaks;jfasdlk;fjals;kfj
            </Text>


            and



            .text-animate {
            transition: all .3s ease-in;
            -webkit-transition: all .3s ease-in;
            }


            Note this depends on how react-native applies the given class within the component and and is subject to <Text/> API documentation.






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              To show the rest of the lines you can toggle the number of lines attribute value and to smoothly animate the height you could apply a css transition to the component.



              <Text class="text-animate" numberOfLines={`${!this.state.buttonClicked ? '5' : ''}`}>
              asldkfjaslfkdsajflkfjsadfsadifjsflsakfjfalskfjfalskfjasflkasdjfas
              lifsadjfaisfjaflkafjaslfkasdjflaskfjasklsdjfasfijeifjsadlkfasdjf;a
              sdkfjadsfl;kasjfasl;fadsjflaskfjas;lfasjfasdl;fjksafl;kasjfl;a
              sfjasl;fkadjsf;laskjfaslfkjsafl;sadkjfl;asdkfjasdl;fjasl;fjasl
              ;fkjasdflksadjfalsdkfjas;lfakfjaslfkjadslfjasdlfjasl;fkjasdlf
              ;kajsdlf;kajsdflaks;jfasdlk;fjals;kfj
              </Text>


              and



              .text-animate {
              transition: all .3s ease-in;
              -webkit-transition: all .3s ease-in;
              }


              Note this depends on how react-native applies the given class within the component and and is subject to <Text/> API documentation.






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                To show the rest of the lines you can toggle the number of lines attribute value and to smoothly animate the height you could apply a css transition to the component.



                <Text class="text-animate" numberOfLines={`${!this.state.buttonClicked ? '5' : ''}`}>
                asldkfjaslfkdsajflkfjsadfsadifjsflsakfjfalskfjfalskfjasflkasdjfas
                lifsadjfaisfjaflkafjaslfkasdjflaskfjasklsdjfasfijeifjsadlkfasdjf;a
                sdkfjadsfl;kasjfasl;fadsjflaskfjas;lfasjfasdl;fjksafl;kasjfl;a
                sfjasl;fkadjsf;laskjfaslfkjsafl;sadkjfl;asdkfjasdl;fjasl;fjasl
                ;fkjasdflksadjfalsdkfjas;lfakfjaslfkjadslfjasdlfjasl;fkjasdlf
                ;kajsdlf;kajsdflaks;jfasdlk;fjals;kfj
                </Text>


                and



                .text-animate {
                transition: all .3s ease-in;
                -webkit-transition: all .3s ease-in;
                }


                Note this depends on how react-native applies the given class within the component and and is subject to <Text/> API documentation.






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                To show the rest of the lines you can toggle the number of lines attribute value and to smoothly animate the height you could apply a css transition to the component.



                <Text class="text-animate" numberOfLines={`${!this.state.buttonClicked ? '5' : ''}`}>
                asldkfjaslfkdsajflkfjsadfsadifjsflsakfjfalskfjfalskfjasflkasdjfas
                lifsadjfaisfjaflkafjaslfkasdjflaskfjasklsdjfasfijeifjsadlkfasdjf;a
                sdkfjadsfl;kasjfasl;fadsjflaskfjas;lfasjfasdl;fjksafl;kasjfl;a
                sfjasl;fkadjsf;laskjfaslfkjsafl;sadkjfl;asdkfjasdl;fjasl;fjasl
                ;fkjasdflksadjfalsdkfjas;lfakfjaslfkjadslfjasdlfjasl;fkjasdlf
                ;kajsdlf;kajsdflaks;jfasdlk;fjals;kfj
                </Text>


                and



                .text-animate {
                transition: all .3s ease-in;
                -webkit-transition: all .3s ease-in;
                }


                Note this depends on how react-native applies the given class within the component and and is subject to <Text/> API documentation.







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