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A simple titanium library which detects things for you.
Right now it only contains wether or not the current iPhone has a notch.
Want it to detect other things? Raise a ticket or submit a PR!
For installing, just install it through npm in the app/lib
directory
npm i ti.detect
Just require the library in alloy.js
, nothing else is needed.
require('ti.detect');
When you have required the library, CFG will be prefilled for you as follows
{
"statusbarHeight": 20 // or 44 when device has a notch
"hasNotch": false // or true
}
You can access any property like this:
Alloy.CFG.TiDetect.statusbarHeight
So this is useful if you want to avoid the statusbar, regardless wether or not there is a notch, for example this tss
"#statusBar": {
top: 0,
height: Alloy.CFG.TiDetect.statusbarHeight,
backgroundColor: "#777"
}
Or using it as a condition
"#myView[if=Alloy.CFG.TiDetect.hasNotch]": {
}
FAQs
A simple Titanium library to detect things
The npm package ti.detect receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, ti.detect popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ti.detect 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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