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Detect the specifications of a device on iOS or android in react-native.
RNDeviceSpecs detects the specifications of the device it is running on. Requiring or importing the module will give you an object with properties that describe the user's device.
npm install react-native-device-specs --save
Libraries
, click Add files to (Your Project Name)
, and select RNDeviceSpecs.xcodeproj
libRNDeviceSpecs.a
to Build Phases
--> Link Binary With Libraries
import specs from 'react-native-device-specs'
or var specs = require('react-native-device-specs')
in your project!platform:
The platform code.actualDiskSpace:
The actual size of the disk.storage:
The best guess for the advertised size of the disk.carrier:
The carrier of device or 'No Carrier'
for Simulators or Devices without a carrier.formalName:
The formal name of the device. e.g. 'iPhone 5S (GSM)', 'iPhone 5S (GSM+CDMA)'.name:
The standard name for the device. e.g. 'iPhone 5s'.possibleColors:
The colors that this device comes in.Feel free to submit a pull request with feature suggestions or device updates. Please maintain a consistent syntax for new devices (See lib/iosModels.js for examples)
FAQs
Detect the specifications of a device on iOS or android in react-native.
The npm package react-native-device-specs receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, react-native-device-specs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-native-device-specs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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