react-native-bootsplash | 🚀 Show a splash screen | Frontend Framework library
kandi X-RAY | react-native-bootsplash Summary
kandi X-RAY | react-native-bootsplash Summary
Show a bootsplash during app startup. Hide it when you are ready.
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- Initialize the component
- Loads the Flipper
- Gets the native native host
- Hide a promise
- Clear promise queue
- Hides the screen and resolves all activities
- Initializes the splash
- Initializes splash screen
- Init activity
- Returns the delegate for the root view
- Returns the main component name
- Provides a custom JSIModule that implements the Component Providers
- Registers a component factory with the given ComponentFactory
- Returns a list of packages that should be autoloaded
- Removes the element from the list
- Get the visibility status
- Loads some other libraries
- Creates the native JS module of the given application context
- Create view managers
- Adds an element to the end of the list
- Initialize Fluopper
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QUESTION
Drawer Navigation position right gives odd behavior. Here's the behavior of drawer when position is set to right
I am not sure why is it giving this behavior, because it should be working like it works in default for left. Here is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-11 at 14:16screenOptions={{drawerPosition:'right',headerShown:false,drawerStyle:{right:0}}}
QUESTION
I was using react-native-splash-screen
it worked fine but after adding react-native-firebase/messaging
I found issues with it and found I should be using react-native-bootsplash
. I installed it and one of the steps included changing the compileSdkVersion
and targetSdkVersion
to 31. I recompiled my code and it somehow broke firebase messaging. I am confused about what to use and how to actually use it without breaking anything in the process. Any help will be really appreciated.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-30 at 15:00I had faced similar issues - react-native-splash-screen is not well-maintained and I'd not recommend using it. I use react-native-bootsplash instead, it is also easier to set up and is being actively maintained. I don't have any experience with the latest versions (>=4.x) but 3.2.x worked just fine.
Edit: I can now report, that v4.0.1 works well for ios. However, there are still some problems with some android phones:
Since this library uses the latest Android12-SplashScreen-API, not all android phones support it. Xaomi's Android versions for example don't support it yet, which means that the splash screen is not displayed correctly. Other than that, there aren't any problems.
Keep in mind, that v4.x.x will require sdk-level 31 (Android12), which means, that you might have to upgrade/patch some of your other 3rd party packages to make them compatible.
QUESTION
I'm working on a react native project and I used react-native-bootsplash for my splash screen. The problem is the logo image on the splash screen is too small because the recommended size for the splash screen logo is 100. Is there a way to resize the image or use the @5x image generated by bootsplash??
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-16 at 18:40I found this on react-native-bootsplash's docs (https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-bootsplash):
The react-native generate-bootsplash
command takes several arguments:
QUESTION
I am trying to load glb file as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 06:44Well, I performed some experiments loading assets, it looks like there is a problem with the bundler when using require
inline, e.g., using the image component like this fires the same error
Try requiring your asset in a previous line and then pass it to the .fromModule
call.
QUESTION
I want to check the minimum android(SDK) version of react-native
npm packages. I want to check version of this package and this package.
I searched on google for How to do that but there are no relevant results for the same. I also checked on packages documentation but didn't get anything there also.
It may be a silly question for you but not for me as I am very new to react-native.
Can anyone please help me with the same?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 05:43you may do this by the following steps:
1 - open Repository link from npm site
2 - explore folders and open android/build.gradle
3 - search for minSdkVersion
for example react-native-bootsplash will define here
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 04:23in the App component
you cannot connect
to the redux
just wrap your App within another component, that have the Provider
Example code
QUESTION
I'm having a React Native app, which I'm currently updating the UI. one of the requirements of the app was to lock screen orientation in portrait mode. For that, I had added android:screenOrientation="portrait"
in the Manifest file. It is working fine in the live app, however now with the updated UI, it is not working anymore. I had tried many things and nothing helped.
I'm sharing the manifest file, old and new package.json file, if someone knows something please let me know.
Android Manifest
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-09 at 17:17Finally, I was able to fix the issue. The issue was in the router file(Navigation setup).
I was using the createNativeStackNavigator
from react-native-screens/native-stack
instead of createStackNavigator
from @react-navigation/stack
for better performance.
However, there was an option for screenOrientation
in the screenOptions
which I didn't know. By default it will allow all options which was causing the issue. In ios, the default falls to UIInterfaceOrientationMaskAllButUpsideDown
.
Here goes the documentation.
Search for screenOrientation
QUESTION
I have a react native project that was working fine both on android and iOS. I added the calling and chat service to my project using the package 'react-native-quickblox-sdk v0.5.2-beta' afterwards.
It works perfectly fine on android, but when I run it on iOS, after loading all the bundles, just before opening the app, it brings up an error.
TypeError: null is not an object (evaluating 'Chat.addListener'). Here's the image of the error.
my podFile:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 12:00After struggling for 2 days I found the solution.
The problem turned out to be with iOS linking. The pods "QuickBlox" & "Quickblox-WebRTC" were unnecessary in the podfile (I added it later to see if it works but it wasn't working).
Instead I linked 'quickblox-react-native-sdk' with iOS with rnpm.
So that's the way:
1- execute this command on the bash:
QUESTION
I am currently in the process of meeting Apple's updated developer guidelines for a React Native mobile app. The hangup for me has been with using a storyboard for the launch screen.
Overview
The production version of the app is using react-native-splash-screen to handle the splash screen, which is just the company logo. I noticed that the package last had an update published a year ago, so I would like to get away from it and handle the splash screen natively.
Current State
I created a storyboard with Xcode and dropped the package from the repo. I made a few changes to AppDelegate.m, and I was able to display the splash screen for a set period of time. I ultimately don't want to use a timer, I want to hide the splash screen once all of the launch time network calls are finished.
Solution (?)
After combing through articles and posts, I came across what I think is the solution. It was a post on r/reactnative from a couple years back: https://www.reddit.com/r/reactnative/comments/754y5g/app_flashing_white_after_launch_screen_on_ios_11/
The OP had found a solution and added it in a comment. The idea is to edit the AppDelegate.m provided by RN to replace the white screen with the same .xib as the launch screen.
I have a .storyboard and not an .xib
Their example has a slightly different AppDelegate.m than the app's.
I don't know a lick of Objective-C
So, my search continued and I found the following post from stackoverflow: React-Native iOS - How to show a view controller after Launch screen, before initialising react native bridge (iOS)
I refactored based on this post and was able to get to my current state.
Code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-14 at 17:28I am guessing what you are seeing is related to the white screen that many posts have mentioned. This is because the JavaScript bundle is still loading, not because you have API calls (assuming they are in ComponentDidMount
, which is called after render
.
Although the terminology is often interchanged, I would suggest focusing on Launch Screen
as this is what Apple uses, and their guidelines specifically suggest not making it feel like a Splash screen.
https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/ios/visual-design/launch-screen/
I'd like to rephrase the question for future viewers
"How can I persist my Launch Screen while the JS bundle loads?"
Fortunately, Reacts RCTRootView
has a property for this, loadingView
.
Give this a shot,
QUESTION
I am trying to prepare a staging release build but by my build is failing. It gives me a huge list of errors. I have modified my build.gradle to add a staging environment. I am not sure why this is happening as my debug and release build works fine.
I used yarn android --variant=stagingrelease
to generate the build and run on my physical android device. Using React-Native: 0.61.5
.
Some of the errors are as follows
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-26 at 06:15try this commands one by one in your project directory
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