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Locak Android App Design To Portraite Only

ScreenOrientation

Screen Orientation is defined as the orientation in which graphics are painted on the device. For example, the figure below has a device in a vertical and horizontal physical orientation, but a portrait screen orientation. For physical device orientation, see the orientation section of Device Motion.

Portrait orientation in different physical orientations

ScreenOrientation from expo allows changing supported screen orientations at runtime, and subscribing to orientation changes. This will take priority over the orientation key in app.json.

On both iOS and Android platforms, changes to the screen orientation will override any system settings or user preferences. On Android, it is possible to change the screen orientation while taking the user's preferred orientation into account. On iOS, user and system settings are not accessible by the application and any changes to the screen orientation will override existing settings.

Platform Compatibility

Android Device Android Emulator iOS Device iOS Simulator Web

Apple added support for split view mode to iPads in iOS 9. This changed how the screen orientation is handled by the system. To put the matter shortly, for the iOS, your iPad is always in the landscape mode unless you open two applications side by side. In order to be able to lock screen orientation using this module you will need to disable support for this feature. For more information about the split view mode, check out the official Apple documentation.

Open your app.json and add the following inside of the "expo" field:

          
                          {              "expo"              :              {              ...              "ios"              :              {              ...              "requireFullScreen"              :              true              ,              }              }              }                      

Tick the Requires Full Screen checkbox in Xcode. It should be located under Project Target > General > Deployment Info.

          
                          import              *              as              ScreenOrientation              from              'expo-screen-orientation'              ;                      

Gets the current screen orientation.

  • Promise<Orientation>

Returns a promise that fulfils with an Orientation value that reflects the current screen orientation.

Error codes

  • ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_GET_ORIENTATION_LOCK - Android Only. An unknown error occurred when trying to get the system lock.
  • ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_MISSING_ACTIVITY - Android Only. Could not get the current activity.

Gets the current screen orientation lock type.

  • Promise<OrientationLock>

Returns a promise which fulfils with an OrientationLock value.

Error codes

  • ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_MISSING_ACTIVITY - Android Only. Could not get the current activity.

Gets the platform specific screen orientation lock type.


  • orientationLock (OrientationLock) - The orientation lock to apply. See the OrientationLock enum for possible values.

Lock the screen orientation to a particular OrientationLock.

Example

            
                              async                function                changeScreenOrientation                (                )                {                await                ScreenOrientation                .                lockAsync                (                ScreenOrientation                .                                  OrientationLock                                .                LANDSCAPE_LEFT                )                ;                }                          

  • Promise<void>

Returns a promise with void value, which fulfils when the orientation is set.

Error codes

  • ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_INVALID_ORIENTATION_LOCK - An invalid OrientationLock was passed in.
  • ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_UNSUPPORTED_ORIENTATION_LOCK - The platform does not support the orientation lock policy.
  • ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_MISSING_ACTIVITY - Android Only. Could not get the current activity.

  • options (PlatformOrientationInfo) - The platform specific lock to apply. See the PlatformOrientationInfo object type for the different platform formats.

  • Promise<void>

Returns a promise with void value, resolving when the orientation is set and rejecting if an invalid option or value is passed.

Error codes

  • ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_INVALID_ORIENTATION_LOCK - iOS Only. An invalid OrientationLock was passed in.
  • ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_UNSUPPORTED_ORIENTATION_LOCK - The platform does not support the orientation lock policy.
  • ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_MISSING_ACTIVITY - Android Only. Could not get the current activity.

  • orientationLock (OrientationLock)

Returns whether the OrientationLock policy is supported on the device.

  • Promise<boolean>

Returns a promise that resolves to a boolean value that reflects whether or not the orientationLock is supported.


Sets the screen orientation back to the OrientationLock.DEFAULT policy.

  • Promise<void>

Returns a promise with void value, which fulfils when the orientation is set.

Error codes

  • ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_MISSING_ACTIVITY - Android Only. Could not get the current activity.

  • listener (OrientationChangeListener) - Each orientation update will pass an object with the new OrientationChangeEvent to the listener.

Invokes the listener function when the screen orientation changes from portrait to landscape or from landscape to portrait. For example, it won't be invoked when screen orientation change from portrait up to portrait down, but it will be called when there was a change from portrait up to landscape left.

  • Subscription

  • subscription (Subscription) - A subscription object that manages the updates passed to a listener function on an orientation change.

Unsubscribes the listener associated with the Subscription object from all orientation change updates.

  • void

Removes all listeners subscribed to orientation change updates.

  • void

  • event (OrientationChangeEvent)

Name Type Description
screenOrientationArrayIOS
(optional)
Orientation [] iOS Only. An array of orientations to allow on the iOS platform.
screenOrientationConstantAndroid
(optional)
number Android Only. A constant to set using the Android native API. For example, in order to set the lock policy to unspecified, -1 should be passed in.
screenOrientationLockWeb
(optional)
WebOrientationLock Web Only. A web orientation lock to apply in the browser.

Name Type Description
remove ( ) => void A method to unsubscribe the listener.

  • Orientation . UNKNOWN : 0 - An unknown screen orientation. For example, the device is flat, perhaps on a table.
  • Orientation . PORTRAIT_UP : 1 - Right-side up portrait interface orientation.
  • Orientation . PORTRAIT_DOWN : 2 - Upside down portrait interface orientation.
  • Orientation . LANDSCAPE_LEFT : 3 - Left landscape interface orientation.
  • Orientation . LANDSCAPE_RIGHT : 4 - Right landscape interface orientation.

An enum whose values can be passed to the lockAsync method.

Note: OrientationLock.ALL and OrientationLock.PORTRAIT are invalid on devices which

don't support OrientationLock.PORTRAIT_DOWN.

  • OrientationLock . DEFAULT : 0 - The default orientation. On iOS, this will allow all orientations except Orientation.PORTRAIT_DOWN. On Android, this lets the system decide the best orientation.
  • OrientationLock . ALL : 1 - All four possible orientations
  • OrientationLock . PORTRAIT : 2 - Any portrait orientation.
  • OrientationLock . PORTRAIT_UP : 3 - Right-side up portrait only.
  • OrientationLock . PORTRAIT_DOWN : 4 - Upside down portrait only.
  • OrientationLock . LANDSCAPE : 5 - Any landscape orientation.
  • OrientationLock . LANDSCAPE_LEFT : 6 - Left landscape only.
  • OrientationLock . LANDSCAPE_RIGHT : 7 - Right landscape only.
  • OrientationLock . OTHER : 8 - A platform specific orientation. This is not a valid policy that can be applied in lockAsync.
  • OrientationLock . UNKNOWN : 9 - An unknown screen orientation lock. This is not a valid policy that can be applied in lockAsync.

Each iOS device has a default set of size classes that you can use as a guide when designing your interface.

  • SizeClassIOS . REGULAR : 0
  • SizeClassIOS . COMPACT : 1
  • SizeClassIOS . UNKNOWN : 2

  • WebOrientation . LANDSCAPE_PRIMARY : "landscape-primary"
  • WebOrientation . LANDSCAPE_SECONDARY : "landscape-secondary"
  • WebOrientation . PORTRAIT_PRIMARY : "portrait-primary"
  • WebOrientation . PORTRAIT_SECONDARY : "portrait-secondary"

An enum representing the lock policies that can be applied on the web platform, modelled after the W3C specification. These values can be applied through the lockPlatformAsync method.

  • WebOrientationLock . ANY : "any"
  • WebOrientationLock . LANDSCAPE : "landscape"
  • WebOrientationLock . LANDSCAPE_PRIMARY : "landscape-primary"
  • WebOrientationLock . LANDSCAPE_SECONDARY : "landscape-secondary"
  • WebOrientationLock . NATURAL : "natural"
  • WebOrientationLock . PORTRAIT : "portrait"
  • WebOrientationLock . PORTRAIT_PRIMARY : "portrait-primary"
  • WebOrientationLock . PORTRAIT_SECONDARY : "portrait-secondary"
  • WebOrientationLock . UNKNOWN : "unknown"

Code Description
ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_UNSUPPORTED_ORIENTATION_LOCK The platform does not support the OrientationLock policy.
ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_INVALID_ORIENTATION_LOCK An invalid OrientationLock was passed in.
ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_GET_ORIENTATION_LOCK Android Only. An unknown error occurred when trying to get the orientation lock.
ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_GET_PLATFORM_ORIENTATION_LOCK Android Only. An unknown error occurred when trying to get the platform orientation lock.
ERR_SCREEN_ORIENTATION_MISSING_ACTIVITY Android Only. Could not get the current activity.

Locak Android App Design To Portraite Only

Source: https://docs.expo.dev/versions/latest/sdk/screen-orientation

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