Xeno Reference

The Xeno component integrates image selection, moderation, and form-filling capabilities, designed for seamless use in React Native applications. Below is a comprehensive outline of its properties, functionality, and styling options.

Props

Prop	Type	Description
visible	boolean	Controls the visibility of the modal. Set to true to show the modal, false to hide it.
onClose	function	Callback function triggered when the modal requests to be closed. Use this to toggle visible to false.

Example Usage

<Xeno
  visible={isXenoVisible}
  onClose={() => setXenoVisible(false)}
/>

Features

Image Selection and Upload

Xeno allows users to select and upload images directly within the modal. Uploaded images are processed via backend services, ensuring content adheres to platform guidelines.

Form Fields

The component includes built-in form fields for rental items:

• Item Name: Name of the item being rented.

• Condition: Condition of the item.

• Description: Brief description of the item.

• Price: Daily rental price.

• Category Selection: Dropdown for selecting the item category.

Image Moderation and Analysis

Integrates with backend services for automatic image moderation and analysis, checking that images comply with platform standards. Requires a backend endpoint for moderation.

Styling Options

Here’s a reference page for Xeno, designed to provide a clear, comprehensive outline: Xeno Component Reference

The Xeno component is a versatile rental platform tool that enables users to upload images, fill out rental forms, and utilize backend services for moderation and content analysis. Overview

The Xeno component integrates image selection, moderation, and form-filling capabilities, designed for seamless use in React Native applications. Below is a comprehensive outline of its properties, functionality, and styling options. Props Prop Type Description visible boolean Controls the visibility of the modal. Set to true to show the modal, false to hide it. onClose function Callback function triggered when the modal requests to be closed. Use this to toggle visible to false. Example Usage

<Xeno
  visible={isXenoVisible}
  onClose={() => setXenoVisible(false)}
/>

Features Image Selection and Upload

Xeno allows users to select and upload images directly within the modal. Uploaded images are processed via backend services, ensuring content adheres to platform guidelines. Form Fields

The component includes built-in form fields for rental items:

Item Name: Name of the item being rented. Condition: Condition of the item. Description: Brief description of the item. Price: Daily rental price. Category Selection: Dropdown for selecting the item category.

Image Moderation and Analysis

Integrates with backend services for automatic image moderation and analysis, checking that images comply with platform standards. Requires a backend endpoint for moderation.

Styling Options

Xeno includes a basic styling setup using React Native’s StyleSheet. You can customize styles by:

1. Direct Modification in Xeno.js: Adjust styles within the component file.

2. Wrapper Styles: Wrap Xeno in an additional component and apply custom styles for a tailored appearance.

3. Tailwind (NativeWind): If using NativeWind, apply Tailwind classes for quick styling.

Styling Example

Direct Modification

In Xeno.js, update the StyleSheet.create section to suit your app’s design.

Wrapper Styles Example

/productListing.js

<View style={styles.wrapper}>
  <Xeno visible={isXenoVisible} onClose={() => setXenoVisible(false)} />
</View>

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
  wrapper: {
    padding: 20,
    backgroundColor: '#fff',
    borderRadius: 10,
  },
});

Dependencies

Xeno automatically installs its required dependencies, but for troubleshooting, install them manually if needed:

npm install @react-native-picker/picker axios expo-document-picker expo-file-system

• @react-native-picker/picker: Provides dropdown picker functionality.
• axios: Handles HTTP requests to the backend.
• expo-document-picker: Enables document and image selection.
• expo-file-system: Supports file management.

Troubleshooting

If you experience issues:

1. Verify Dependencies: Ensure all dependencies are installed and up to date.

2. Configuration Check: Review prop usage and ensure required props (visible, onClose) are properly set.

Example Workflow

1. Open the Form: Trigger the Xeno modal by setting visible to true.

2. Image Upload and Moderation: User selects an image for moderation.

3. Form Submission: User fills in item details and submits the form.

This page serves as a concise reference for using and configuring Xeno within your project. For additional details, refer to the full documentation.