Retrieve proximity sensor data from IOS and Android.
| IOS | Android |
|---|---|
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npm install rn-proximity-sensorimport proximity, { SubscriptionRef } from 'rn-proximity-sensor'; // ... const sensorSubscriptionRef = useRef<SubscriptionRef | null>(null); const [isShowingBalance, setIsShowingBalance] = useState<boolean>(false); useEffect(() => { sensorSubscriptionRef.current = proximity.subscribe((values) => { if (values.is_double_toggle) setIsShowingBalance((prev) => !prev); }); return () => { if (sensorSubscriptionRef.current) { sensorSubscriptionRef.current.unsubscribe(); sensorSubscriptionRef.current = null; } }; }, []);The subscribe callback function will return values with the following properties:
| Property | Description | Support |
|---|---|---|
| distance | Number - 0 to 10cm | Android & IOS* |
| is_close | boolean | Android & IOS |
| is_toggle | boolean - toggle from one state to another | Android & IOS |
| is_double_toggle | boolean - toggle from not close state to close and back to not close | Android & IOS |
- Since in IOS we just have a boolean as the returned value of the sensor we mapped:
- is_close = true to 0 cm
- is_close = false to 10 cm
See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.
MIT
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