The StatusBarLayer module allows you to instantly generate an accurate status bar for your iPhone and iPad app prototypes. Appearance and status items are customizable, and the module will mimic iOS orientation-switch behavior according to device type. Events that affect the status bar, such as calls, may also be simulated.
$ cd /your/framer/project
$ npm i @blackpixel/framer-statusbarlayer
Copy or save the StatusBarLayer.coffee
file into your project's modules
folder.
In your Framer project, add the following:
# If you manually installed
StatusBarLayer = require "StatusBarLayer"
# else
StatusBarLayer = require "@blackpixel/framer-statusbarlayer"
Instantiates a new instance of StatusBarLayer.
myStatusBar = new StatusBarLayer
# iOS version
version: <number> (10 || 11)
# Text
carrier: <string>
time: <string> # if not set, will use local time
percent: <number>
# Show or hide status items
signal: <boolean>
wifi: <boolean>
powered: <boolean>
showPercentage: <boolean>
ipod: <boolean> # also affects signal and carrier
# Colors
style: <string> ("light" || "dark")
foregroundColor: <string> (hex or rgba)
backgroundColor: <string> (hex or rgba)
vibrant: <boolean>
# Behavior
hide: <boolean> # initial visibility
autoHide: <boolean> # hide in landscape where device-appropriate
myStatusBar.startCall(message, color) # <string>, <string> (hex or rgba)
myStatusBar.endCall()
myStatusBar.show()
myStatusBar.hide()
print myStatusBar.hidden
print myStatusBar.onCall
Download the example to try it for yourself.
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