allow using react component passed on props (ignores message) #110
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This PR allows to use a custom component instead a message on the toast.
Its based on the very last version of the component and the code footprint is really small.
Usage:
Just like now, but if you add
component: <View...>to the options object, the modal ignores the message and renders the component instead, applying the rest of regular options to the parent Animated.View like duration, and even contentStyle.