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captureScreen did not take modal opened

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Im open a modal on my app, and when user click on button inside that modal, i trigger capturescreen function but it seems only capture my screen without the modal. is this a bug or anything I did wrong ?

captureScreen({ format: "jpg", quality: 0.8 }) .then( (uri) => { console.log("Image saved to", uri) }, error => console.error("Oops, snapshot failed", error) );

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MrHazimAlicommented, May 3, 2018

This is the sample code @Taym95 Thanks!

https://es6console.com/jgpxn4cx/

sorry, could not paste the code directly here… have trouble of highlighting it.

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leojim06commented, Jan 20, 2021

To capture your modal alone, use CaptureRef instead of CaptureScreen. Then in your code, create a ViewShot element that wraps round your modal. This tells the library where to capture. If anyone is still interested in this, I could modify @MrHazimAli 's snippet to reflect the changes

I am interested, Can you modify the snippet with a functional component? I did what you said and I get the error Argument appears to not be a ReactComponent. Keys: current

Maybe, the functionality I’m looking for is to capture the View of a modal that is hidden.