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- React Native - Running Android
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React Native - Status Bar
React Native - Status Bar
In this chapter, we will show you how to control the status bar appearance in React Native.
The Status bar is easy to use and all you need to do is set properties to change it.
The hidden property can be used to hide the status bar. In our example it is set to false. This is default value.
The barStyle can have three values – dark-content, pght-content and default.
This component has several other properties that can be used. Some of them are Android or IOS specific. You can check it in official documentation.
App.js
import React, { Component } from react ; import { StatusBar } from react-native const App = () => { return ( <StatusBar barStyle = "dark-content" hidden = {false} backgroundColor = "#00BCD4" translucent = {true}/> ) } export default App
If we run the app, the status bar will be visible and content will have dark color.