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With iOS 13 and Android Q making this sort of theming more integrated (and Google and Apple's own apps supporting the ability to switch at the OS level), it'd be nice to automatically detect what theme the user wants.
I'd rather not force a user to fumble through app settings to configure the theme if they've already got an option to specify it at the OS level.
Related Issues
I didn't see any at first glance, but I may have missed them.
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@hrutvikpatel I didn't see anything during a quick Google search before I created this issue.
I'm now working on a Flutter app. Flutter does have this functionality baked in for the Material widgets on Android (I haven't yet tested it on an iPhone).
Describe the feature
It'd be nice to automatically be able to accommodate a user's preferred light/dark theme preferences.
Perhaps, simplifying the check of
uiMode && UI_MODE_NIGHT_MASK
on Android andtraitCollection.userInterfaceStyle
on iOS.These both have
undefined
/unspecified
,light
, anddark
/night
.Unfortunately, the built-in react-native uiMode doesn't give this information.
Motivation
With iOS 13 and Android Q making this sort of theming more integrated (and Google and Apple's own apps supporting the ability to switch at the OS level), it'd be nice to automatically detect what theme the user wants.
I'd rather not force a user to fumble through app settings to configure the theme if they've already got an option to specify it at the OS level.
Related Issues
I didn't see any at first glance, but I may have missed them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: