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I'd like to be able to generate the assets for a dark mode splash screen along side the "normal" light mode assets.
Currently, I can call npx ignite-cli generate splash-screen and the generator will read logo.png from ignite/templates/splash-screen and output the necessary assets to assets/images. That will work whether logo.png is the image I want to use for light mode or dark mode. The trouble is that if I do one it will overwrite the other and vice versa. I'd like to be able to generate both sets of assets at the same time so I can reference them from my expo app.json
I suggest adding a --dark parameter that would tell the generate to read logo-dark.png, output assets that start with "splash-logo-dark" instead of "splash-logo," and update app.json accordingly. But there might be other possible solutions.
I'm happy to take a shot at adding this myself and sending a PR. But I thought it would be wise to make sure something like this wasn't already in the works. And that the solution I suggested above is a valid design.
Thanks!
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I'd like to be able to generate the assets for a dark mode splash screen along side the "normal" light mode assets.
Currently, I can call
npx ignite-cli generate splash-screen
and the generator will read logo.png from ignite/templates/splash-screen and output the necessary assets to assets/images. That will work whether logo.png is the image I want to use for light mode or dark mode. The trouble is that if I do one it will overwrite the other and vice versa. I'd like to be able to generate both sets of assets at the same time so I can reference them from my expo app.jsonI suggest adding a
--dark
parameter that would tell the generate to read logo-dark.png, output assets that start with "splash-logo-dark" instead of "splash-logo," and update app.json accordingly. But there might be other possible solutions.I'm happy to take a shot at adding this myself and sending a PR. But I thought it would be wise to make sure something like this wasn't already in the works. And that the solution I suggested above is a valid design.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: