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react-native-style-adaptive

v1.1.8

Published

A library that can help you adapt your rn project

Downloads

35

Readme

react-native-style-adaptive

Chinese | English

A tool library that helps you quickly adapt to different device styles for IOS and Android.

Some convenient adaptation tool methods have been implemented. And compatibility processing of the RN low version SafeAreaView component

Installing

npm install react-native-style-adaptive --save

API

initSize(size: Number)

Set the design size

Parameters

size - Design draft size to be set (without units), default 750px size

Example

import { initSize } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Set the design draft for iphone5
initSize(640)

returns - Return? The size of the design draft after setting is generally useless.


px2dp(px: Number)

Convert px to dp

Parameters

px - The px value to be calculated (without units)

Example

import { px2dp } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Pass in the current ?px value and return the calculated dp value
console.log(px2dp(750)) //=> 375

returns - Returns the value of the calculated dp


dp2px(dp: Number)

Convert dp to px

Parameters

dp - The dp value to be calculated (without units)

Example

import { dp2px } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Pass in the current ?dp value and return the calculated px value
console.log(dp2px(375)) //=> 750

returns - Returns the value of px after calculation


pixelRatio

Read only: Get the current device pixel density

Example


import { pixelRatio } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Take iphone6 as an example
console.log(pixelRatio) //=> 2

returns - Returns the current device pixel density value


originalWidth

Read only: Get the width of the current device? in portrait mode, regardless of whether the screen is rotated or not

Example

import { originalWidth } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Take iphone6 as an example
console.log(originalWidth) //=> 375

returns - Returns the width of the current device in portrait mode, regardless of whether the screen is rotated or not


originalHeight

Read only: Get the height of the current device? in portrait mode, regardless of whether the screen is rotated or not

Example

import { originalHeight } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Take iphone6 as an example
console.log(originalHeight) //=> 667

returns - Returns the height of the current device in portrait mode, regardless of whether the screen is rotated or not


deviceWidth()

Get the current device width, related to whether the screen is rotated

Example

import { deviceWidth } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Take iphone6 as an example
console.log(deviceWidth()) //=> 375

returns - Returns the current width value of the device, whether relating to rotation of the screen, the return value of the landscape? Height of the apparatus


deviceHeight()

Get the current device height, related to whether the screen is rotated

Example

import { deviceHeight } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Take iphone6 as an example
console.log(deviceHeight()) //=> 667

returns - Returns the current equipment, whether relating to rotation of the screen, the return value of the landscape? Device width


isIos

Read only: Determine if it is an Ios device

Example

import { isIos } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Assume that the current device is an iphone device.
console.log(isIos) //=> true

returns - Return the judgment result, the Ios device returns true, the other returns false


isAndroid

Read only: Determine if it is an Android device

Example

import { isAndroid } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Assume that the current device is an iphone device.
console.log(isAndroid) //=> false

returns - Return the judgment result, the Android device returns true, the other returns false


isPad

Read only: Determine if it is an iPad device

Example

import { isPad } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Assume that the current device is an iphone6 device.
console.log(isPad) //=> false

returns - Return the judgment result, the iPad device returns true, the other returns false


isTVOS

Read only: Determine if it is an TVOS device

Example

import { isTVOS } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Assume that the current device is an iphone6 device.
console.log(isTVOS) //=> false

returns - Return the judgment result, the TVOS device returns true, the other returns false


Version

Read only: Detect the version of the currently running Android platform

Example

import { Version } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

console.log(Version) //=> 21

returns - Returns the version of the currently running Android platform


isIPhoneX

Read only: Determine if it is an iphonex device

Example

import { isIPhoneX } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Assume that the current device is an iphone6 device.
console.log(isIPhoneX) //=> false

returns - Return the judgment result, the iphonex device returns true, the other returns false


ifIPhoneX(iphoneXOptions, [iosOptions], [androidOptions])

Customize styles for ios iphonex android, accept any type of parameters, including functions

Parameters

iphoneXOptions - When the device is iphonex, the parameter can be a function type. iosOptions - When the device is not the style of iphonex's ʻiosdevice, the parameter can be a function type androidOptions - When the device is in the style ofandroid`, the parameter can be a function type.

Example

  • Object formal parameter
import { StyleSheet } from 'react-native'
import { ifIPhoneX } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

...

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
    container: {
        fontSize: 14
    },
    ...ifIPhoneX({
        backgroundColor: 'violet'
    }, {
        backgroundColor: 'brown'
    }, {
        backgroundColor: 'pink'
    })
})
  • Function formal parameter
import { StyleSheet } from 'react-native'
import { ifIPhoneX } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

...

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
    container: {
        fontSize: 14
    },
    ...ifIPhoneX(() => {
        return { backgroundColor: 'violet' }
    }, () => {
        if (Math.random() >= 0.5) {
            return { backgroundColor: 'brown' }
        } else {
            return { backgroundColor: 'red' }
        }
    })
})

returns - Returns the result of the hit, the object form returns Object, and the function form returns the value after return


isHorizontal()

Determine whether it is horizontal or not

Example

import { isHorizontal } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

// Assume that the current device orientation is vertical
console.log(isIPhoneX()) //=> false

returns - Returns the result of the judgment, the device returns true when the screen is horizontal, and the other returns false


ifHorizontal(horizontalOptions, [verticalOptions])

Customize styles based on device screen orientation, accepting any type of parameters, including functions

Parameters

horizontalOptions - When the device is in landscape mode, the parameter can be a function type. verticalOptions - When the device is in portrait mode, the parameter can be a function type.

Example

  • Object formal parameter
import { StyleSheet } from 'react-native'
import { ifHorizontal } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

...

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
    container: {
        fontSize: 14
    },
    ...ifHorizontal({
        backgroundColor: 'blue'
    }, {
        backgroundColor: 'violet'
    })
})
  • Function formal parameter
import { StyleSheet } from 'react-native'
import { ifHorizontal } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

...

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
    container: {
        fontSize: 14
    },
    ...ifHorizontal(() => {
        return { backgroundColor: 'violet' }
    }, () => {
        if (Math.random() >= 0.5) {
            return { backgroundColor: 'brown' }
        } else {
            return { backgroundColor: 'red' }
        }
    })
})

returns - Returns the result of the hit, the object form returns Object, and the function form returns the value after return


getStatusBarHeight([safe: boolean])

Get the current device statusBar height

Parameters

safe - Whether to get the safe height, the default is not the safe height (false)

Example

import { StyleSheet } from 'react-native'
import { getStatusBarHeight } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
    header:{
        position: 'absolute',
        top: 0,
        left: 0,
        right: 0,
        padding:10,
        height: 60,
        backgroundColor: 'transparent',
        paddingTop: getStatusBarHeight()
    }
})

returns - Return to statusBar height: iphonex security height is 44 in horizontal screen state, unsafe height is 30, vertical screen status iphonex returns statusBar height is 0, other ios devices are 20, android device? Returns the current device statusBar height


getBottomSpace()

Get the safe height at the bottom of the device

Example

import { StyleSheet } from 'react-native'
import { getBottomSpace } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

const styles = StyleSheet.create({
    footer: {
        position: 'absolute',
        top: 0,
        left: 0,
        right: 0,
        padding:10,
        height: 40,
        backgroundColor: 'transparent',
        marginBottom: getBottomSpace()
    },
})

returns - The bottom is highly safe, the horizontal screen iphonex device returns 34, the vertical iphonex device returns 21, and the other devices are 0


SafeAreaView

Compatible component SafeAreaView, high version uses react-native default component, low version uses compatible version

Example

import React, { Component } from 'react'
import { SafeAreaView } from 'react-native-style-adaptive'

export default class MyApp extends Component {
  render() {
    return (
      <SafeAreaView
        style={ { flex: 1, backgroundColor: 'blue'} }
      >
        ... //=> Page code
      </SafeAreaView>
    )
  }
}

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Licence

MIT