Can you make the documentation of react-native-edge-to-edge more comprehensive? It may not be very friendly to beginners.

[scapking]

react-native-edge-to-edge has been officially recognized. I think react-native-edge-to-edge has great potential and is very powerful.

Although Android 15 and above use immersive display by default, there are still a large number of devices below Android 15 in use.

For example, from creating an expo app to configuring react-native-edge-to-edge and code, as well as actual effects.

If this is possible, your Github repository will attract more beginners to like and collect it.

Then you will be recognized, and perhaps you can also receive sponsorship from some more authoritative organizations, so it is very necessary to have more comprehensive documents.

[zoontek]

Sure, what did you not understand?

[scapking]

I don't understand it at all, and no matter what I try, it doesn't really work. You can laugh at me, but can you help me solve it? If you can

[scapking]

Because the currency is different, it is also troublesome to exchange, otherwise I will try to buy you a cup of coffee

[zoontek]

1. You add it to your project using npm i -S react-native-edge-to-edge, or any package manager you want.
2. You add the expo plugin by adding it to your app.json ("plugins": ["react-native-edge-to-edge"])
3. You create a build: npx expo prebuild --clean && npx expo run:android
4. Remove expo-status-bar, expo-navigation-bar, etc. Replace them with SystemBars

By default, edge-to-edge is semi opaque with buttons navigation, transparent with gesture navigation (read this)

[zoontek]

I updated the README, it should be easier to understand now.