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StatusBarSizeIOS.js
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/**
* @providesModule StatusBarSizeIOS
* @flow
*/
'use strict';
const { NativeEventEmitter, StatusBarIOS, NativeModules } = require('react-native');
const { StatusBarManager } = NativeModules;
var DEVICE_STATUS_BAR_HEIGHT_EVENTS = {
willChange: 'statusBarFrameWillChange',
didChange: 'statusBarFrameDidChange',
change: 'statusBarFrameDidChange',
};
var _statusBarSizeHandlers = {};
function getHandlers(type) {
if (!_statusBarSizeHandlers[type]) {
_statusBarSizeHandlers[type] = new Map();
}
return _statusBarSizeHandlers[type];
}
/**
* `StatusBarSizeIOS` can tell you what the current height of the status bar
* is, so that you can adjust your layout accordingly when a phone call
* notification comes up, for example.
*
* ### Basic Usage
*
* To see the current height, you can check `StatusBarSizeIOS.currentHeight`, which
* will be kept up-to-date. However, `currentHeight` will be null at launch
* while `StatusBarSizeIOS` retrieves it over the bridge.
*
* ```
* getInitialState: function () {
* return {
* currentStatusBarHeight: StatusBarSizeIOS.currentHeight,
* };
* },
* componentDidMount: function () {
* StatusBarSizeIOS.addEventListener('willChange', this._handleStatusBarFrameWillChange);
* StatusBarSizeIOS.addEventListener('didChange', this._handleStatusBarFrameDidChange);
* },
* componentWillUnmount: function () {
* StatusBarSizeIOS.removeEventListener('willChange', this._handleStatusBarFrameWillChange);
* StatusBarSizeIOS.removeEventListener('didChange', this._handleStatusBarFrameDidChange);
* },
* _handleStatusBarFrameWillChange: function (upcomingStatusBarHeight) {
* console.log('Upcoming StatusBar Height:' + upcomingStatusBarHeight);
* },
* _handleStatusBarFrameDidChange: function (currentStatusBarHeight) {
* this.setState({ currentStatusBarHeight, });
* },
* render: function () {
* return (
* <Text>Current status bar height is: {this.state.currentStatusBarHeight}</Text>
* );
* },
* ```
*
* Open up the phone call status bar in the simulator to see it change.
*/
var StatusBarSizeIOS = {
/**
* Add a handler to Status Bar size changes by listening to the event type
* and providing the handler.
*
* Possible event types: change (deprecated), willChange, didChange
*/
addEventListener: function (
type: string,
handler: (height: number) => mixed
) {
getHandlers(type).set(handler, StatusBarIOS.addListener(
DEVICE_STATUS_BAR_HEIGHT_EVENTS[type],
(statusBarData) => {
handler(statusBarData.frame.height);
}
));
},
/**
* Remove a handler by passing the event type and the handler
*/
removeEventListener: function (
type: string,
handler: (height: number) => mixed
) {
const handlers = getHandlers(type);
const listener = handlers.get(handler);
if (listener) {
listener.remove();
handlers.delete(handler);
}
},
currentHeight: (null : ?number),
};
StatusBarIOS.addListener(
DEVICE_STATUS_BAR_HEIGHT_EVENTS.didChange,
(statusBarData) => {
StatusBarSizeIOS.currentHeight = statusBarData.frame.height;
}
);
//Wrap in try catch to avoid error on android
try {
StatusBarManager.getHeight(
(statusBarFrameData) => {
StatusBarSizeIOS.currentHeight = statusBarFrameData.height;
}
);
} catch (e) {
}
module.exports = StatusBarSizeIOS;