@expo/configure-splash-screen
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Supplementary module for 'expo-splash-screen' providing cli configuration command
This package provides CLI command that helps you configure expo-splash-screen module.
You can use it to configure your native iOS and Android project according to your needs without opening Xcode or Android Studio.
expo-splash-screen to show given .png image.CONTAIN and COVER modes from expo-splash-screenexpo-splash-screen to show given .png image.CONTAIN, COVER and NATIVE modes from expo-splash-screenCommand syntax:
yarn run @expo/configure-splash-screen --mode <mode> --platform "all" <backgroundColor> [imagePath]
mode - see resize modes. Available values: contain (default), cover, native (only on Android)platform - select which platform to configure. Available values: all (default), ios, androidbackgroundColor (required) - Color that will be used a background in splash screen view. Accepts formats from color-string library (rgb, rgba, hex, css named colors, hsl, hsla).imagePath (optional) - Path to .png image that will be used in splash screen view. Not providing an image will make splash screen view display only a background color.To see all the available options:
yarn run expo-splash-screen --help
This package is installed as a dependency of the expo-splash-screen package. Follow the installation instructions provided by expo-splash-screen package.
Contributions are very welcome! Please refer to guidelines described in the contributing guide.
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Supplementary module for 'expo-splash-screen' providing cli configuration command
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