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npm install react-native-splash-screen

Next, link the package to your project:

react-native link react-native-splash-screen

Then, make sure you have set the appropriate launch screen file for your target platform (iOS or Android) in your project’s configuration. For example, on iOS, you need to specify the splash screen image in the “LaunchScreen.storyboard” file, while on Android, you should set the splash screen image in the “drawable” resources folder.

Finally, add the necessary code to hide the splash screen after the app has loaded. This is typically done in the main component’s “componentDidMount” method. Here’s an example for both iOS and Android:

import SplashScreen from 'react-native-splash-screen';

class App extends Component {
  componentDidMount() {
    SplashScreen.hide(); // Hide the splash screen
  }

  // Rest of your component code
}

By following these steps and ensuring the correct integration and configuration of react-native-splash-screen, you can resolve the issue of the splash screen not displaying properly.

2. Splash Screen Stuck or Not Dismissing: Problem Description: Another common problem is when the splash screen gets stuck or does not dismiss after the app has finished loading. This can prevent the user from accessing the main app content and result in a poor user experience.

Solution: To address this issue, ensure that you have properly implemented the code to hide the splash screen in your app’s entry point or main component. Make sure you are calling the SplashScreen.hide() method at the appropriate time, typically in the componentDidMount or a similar lifecycle method.

Additionally, ensure that your app’s initialization process, such as data fetching or API calls, is not blocking the main thread and causing the splash screen to remain visible. You can consider using asynchronous operations or promises to handle any blocking tasks, ensuring that the splash screen is hidden once the app is ready. For example:

import SplashScreen from 'react-native-splash-screen';

class App extends Component {
  async componentDidMount() {
    // Perform app initialization tasks
    await fetchData(); // Example of asynchronous data fetching

    SplashScreen.hide(); // Hide the splash screen after initialization
  }

  // Rest of your component code
}

By properly managing the timing of hiding the splash screen and ensuring that the initialization process does not block the main thread, you can resolve the issue of the splash screen getting stuck or not dismissing.

3. Inconsistent Splash Screen Appearance: Problem Description: Sometimes, the splash screen may appear differently across different devices or screen resolutions, leading to inconsistent branding or layout. This can happen due to incorrect image sizes or aspect ratios used for the splash screen.

Solution: To ensure consistent splash screen appearance, you need to provide correctly sized and appropriately scaled splash screen images for various device resolutions. Follow the platform-specific guidelines for both iOS and Android to generate the correct splash screen assets.

For iOS, you should provide separate launch screen images for different device resolutions. Use the Images.xcassets asset catalog in Xcode to add the launch screen images and set them up for different device sizes.

On Android, you need to create multiple splash screen images with