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React Native package that exposed the Safe Area insets as constants
React Native package that exposes the Safe Area insets as constants (iOS and Android notch are supported).
yarn add react-native-static-safe-area-insets
cd ios && pod install # for iOS
import StaticSafeAreaInsets from 'react-native-static-safe-area-insets';
console.log('SafeArea insets top:', StaticSafeAreaInsets.safeAreaInsetsTop)
// SafeArea insets top: 44
console.log('SafeArea insets bottom:', StaticSafeAreaInsets.safeAreaInsetsBottom)
// SafeArea insets bottom: 34
console.log('SafeArea insets left:', StaticSafeAreaInsets.safeAreaInsetsLeft)
// SafeArea insets left: 44
console.log('SafeArea insets right:', StaticSafeAreaInsets.safeAreaInsetsRight)
// SafeArea insets right: 44
import StaticSafeAreaInsets from 'react-native-static-safe-area-insets';
StaticSafeAreaInsets.getSafeAreaInsets((values) => {
console.log('SafeArea insets top:', values.safeAreaInsetsTop)
// SafeArea insets top: 44
console.log('SafeArea insets bottom:', values.safeAreaInsetsBottom)
// SafeArea insets bottom: 34
console.log('SafeArea insets left:', values.safeAreaInsetsLeft)
// SafeArea insets left: 44
console.log('SafeArea insets right:', values.safeAreaInsetsRight)
// SafeArea insets right: 44
})
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React Native package that exposed the Safe Area insets as constants
We found that react-native-static-safe-area-insets 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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