Native UISplitViewController for iPad multi-column layouts
Native UISplitViewController for iPad multi-column layouts.
react-native-screens gamma mode. Enable it in the One native app manifest:one({ native: { app: { name: 'MyApp', ios: { bundleId: 'com.example.myapp', screensGamma: true, }, android: { applicationId: 'com.example.myapp' }, }, },})one prebuild adds the Podfile setting before CocoaPods runs. For an existing
native project that One did not generate, add ENV['RNS_GAMMA_ENABLED'] ||= '1'
to the top of its Podfile. The SplitView.Column markers must be direct children of
SplitView; One maps them to the native screen columns and supplies the routed
detail through slot.import { One } from 'one'
function Layout() { return ( <One.iOS.SplitView slot={Detail}> <One.iOS.SplitView.Column> <SidebarContent /> </One.iOS.SplitView.Column> </One.iOS.SplitView> )}Place SplitView in a root layout. It can render through Slot, but cannot be
nested inside Stack, Tabs, Drawer or another SplitView. One rejects that
placement before mounting the native split controller.
On iPhone, SplitView collapses to a single column automatically.
SplitView.Inspector marks an inspector column the same way SplitView.Column
marks a sidebar column.
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