An iOS-only* React Native component implementing a drawable canvas. Allows for explicit controlled behavior (using paths and active={false}) or allow the view to take care of user input itself.

• active:boolean - Enable/disable the view's drawing capabilities (disable for controlled use)
• strokeColor:number - Sets the canvas stroke to the given react-native compatible color
• strokeWidth:number - Sets the width
• paths:[Path] - Explicitly set the paths drawn on the canvas (allows for a controlled canvas)

The actual react component (see the components directory) takes care of any extra effort in taking a photo of the canvas.

Given the React Native view ID, this method returns a promise which resolves with the view's snapshot (as a data URL).

Paths can be used if you'd like to manage the user input yourself

{ color: strokeColor:number, width: strokeWidth:number, points:[{ x:number, y:number }] } 

I made this for a personal unpublished application, but figured someone else may find it useful, as the React Native module AND component process is a pain (and slightly moreso if Swift is involved).