Ionic 4 Custom splashsceen - ionic4

I need to know in ionic 4 How can we create Animated Splashscreen ? In ionic 3 there are many tutorials but they are not working in ionic4 . Any one have any tutorial or any example ? Thanks

One option for this is to use Adobe After Effects to create an animation.
You can export it into a special format and load it with Lottie.
Lottie is a library that is released by AirBnb which will load AE animations after they have been converted to json with another tool:
https://airbnb.io/lottie/#/
You can get the Ionic Native plugin here:
https://ionicframework.com/docs/native/lottie-splash-screen

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React Native open Source sdk

Hi i am developing a social app using react-native.Most part is done. I want to embed a video calling feature upto 4 participants. Is there any open source sdk which i can use for this purpose?Thanks in advance.
Please try this, I have not personally tried.
https://github.com/EnableX/One-to-One-Video-Calling-Open-Source-React-Native-Application

Can we use Kendo-React UI in React-Native?

I want to use Kendo UI React with my React Native application but I got some problems with the getting started.
I followed every step inside https://www.telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/getting-started/ but I encounter this error : "Invariant Violation: View config not found for name button"
So is there a way to use it in my react native mobile application ?
Kendo React canĀ“t be implemented in React native at the moment. Telerik is considering since August last year to implement it according to market demand.
https://www.telerik.com/forums/is-it-possible-to-use-kendo-ui-react-with-a-react-native-mobile-application
You should consider a different UI library or stack for your project.
Nativescript can be a valid option depending on your needs.
https://blog.jscrambler.com/react-native-vs-ionic-vs-nativescript-a-practical-guide/

react native mapbox use sdf icons

I am trying to implement a SymbolLayer where the icons have some data driven colour. The docs state that one can achieve this using sdf icons, however I can't quite seem to find any resources on how this should be done in practice in react native mapbox gl.
The only examples I could find online are for the Mapbox gl js web library. If anyone could share some knowledge, that would be greatly appreciated.
As of 8.0, sdf icons are not supported in #react-native-mapbox-gl/maps yet.
But 8.0 supports Images#onImageMissing, which lets you generate images on the fly.

Bridging React Native and Swift Classes with Objective C

I am bridging React native and Swift Modules. I have completely done that. I am trying to add my existing IOS project and wanted to add in React Native.
For instance, When i create a new project for ReactNative. My Current Project become
ReactNative/ios
Now Is there any way to export the IOS project directly in the folder and make a reference to call from React Native ?
You can bridge native with react native. you can either import modules from either side or create buttons and shift your control to each side.
- You can create a button in RN and call Native module or complete project. please have look at this link
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/communication-ios.html
Hope this helps. I will be most probably developing a project which allows you to bridge 2 apps by one button with complete documentation.

How to parse markdown in react-native (esp. android)?

Since React Native webview components is only support iOS, I wonder what other options are available to parse markdown strings for android. Anyone had worked with markdown in React Native for Android app?
See if this solves the problem: https://github.com/lwansbrough/react-native-markdown
I recommend react-native-markdown-view which we're using at 2minute.com.
It's the only RN Markdown lib I found that properly renders a list. It's also the only one to have merged a pull request in the last month.
Alternatives: I've tried others in some depth but they can't do lists properly. react-native-simple-markdown renders the list bullet in the middle instead of at the top of the list item, and the styling was also bugged. react-native-markdown-renderer renders lists off the right side of the screen. react-native-markdown hasn't been touched in 3 years so I skipped that one.