Is their any way to make a animated splash screen and solves the white screen problem during loading the resources.
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For Android, I made the color of the white screen the same as the Splash Screen color. So how do I change the color of the white screen on iOS?
use react-native-bootsplash or implement splash screen by your own.
you can change the bg color of splash screen using xCode, find and select the .storyboard that is currently used in your project.
from the right side of your x code controls, you will see background prop, from there you can change it.
in React Native, a white screen appears after the Splash Screen. The white screen is briefly displayed, and then the application screen opens. What is the reason for this? I want to solve this problem without using a package. How can I solve this problem?
I don't understand what kind of mental illness the detractors are. Most solutions are out of date and use packages!
In a React native application, We are trying to load Lottie animation as a splash screen.
In android, I'm able to achieve it by creating a native view for the android Lottie library. I want to play lottie animation in splash screen+ React native
I need the same in iOS, currently, we have an image splash screen, which we have implemented images.xcassets and LaunchScreen.storyboard (refer to screenshots)
Is there any possibility to use Lottie animations instead of these images here?
There is a workaround where I can add the Lottie animation in the app.js before starting with app content. In this case, first, the above-mentioned splash screen comes and the animation. If I remove this splash screen here, then a white screen and the animation will come.
How to use the Lottie animation instead of splash screen image on iOS?
At first, I have searched many articles about changing ios's LaunchScreen.storyboard with lottie animation. However, Xcode enforces that LaunchScreen.storyboard should be static screen. So, I inserted animation code after static launch screen loading. Maybe, launch screen is essential, because it is loading screen for initial loading resource in ios. If you remove the launch screen, then ios app shows black or white screen at first loading. Remove launch screen, Xcode 7
If you looking for animation launch screen using lottie in react native, i would suggest looking into this package.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-lottie-splash-screen
It implements animation splash screen using airbnb lottie files. Also, I apply this for multiple react native projects and it worked well. Have a nice day!
In iOS, the splash screen is a view without any associated logic.
What you could do to give the impression of the animation is to have it look like the first frame of your Lottie file.
Then, in the didFinishLaunchingWithOptions, you can start your Lottie animation.
In a RN application, the splash screen should be a quick flash and most of the startup time would be taken up by the RN setup. So, the animation should show up relatively smoothly even with this approch.
You can take a look at this repo to see how they've implemented it.
I am using ionic for my app but letter of splash screen are becoming double
Real image is like . What could be the reason I am using 2208x2208 resolution
Splash size should be 2732*2732 located at resources/splash.png and then try generating your splash resources using this guide https://capacitorjs.com/docs/guides/splash-screens-and-icons
For me the cause was that I was using an image with transparent background. When I used the same logo with a white background the splashscreen appeared properly.
I am working on winRT XAML application, in my main page i have some large images. When i launch the aplication it shows blank screen for a while in between splash screen and main screen. Any solution for this? i think same issue as in Phonegap showing white screen after the splash screen - IOS but its in winRT in my case.
This sounds like something I experienced in the past when I set the page background to an image. It can take a little while for the image to get loaded and displayed on the page, and therefore you end up with a fraction of a second of unstyled page. Is that what's going on here? If so, try reducing the size / quality of your image to see if it makes a difference. If it does, your work is just starting as you try to find an acceptable compromise between image quality and file size.
Look up "extended splash screen". The technique is basically that you make your app display a splash screen image on a solid color background that looks the same as the one displayed by the Windows shell when it starts your app. The splash screen image is small enough that when your app starts showing just the splash screen - it shows seamlessly and then you can load your first page in the background.