Setup iOS

• Add files from ios/RNViewMask to your project folder
• import RNViewMask-Bridging-Header.h either in project settings or in a header file
• Add masks to your image assets (import from android/src/main/res/drawable-*)

Usage

<JFViewMask maskName="asset"></JFViewMask>

Adding custom masks

Adding a custom mask is really easy,

• Create a png mask with black and transparent colors

The black part of the mask will be filled with content and the transparent part will remain transparent

• Add the png with a describing name to android drawables and import it to your xcode project image assets

Android: fork the module and add the png to android/src/main/res/drawable-* (add it to this module's android folder, not your app's!)
iOS: no need to fork, just import your png in xcode project image assets

• Use the mask with <JFMaskView maskName="nameOfYourMask.png"></JFMaskView>

Current available masks

• hexagon_vertical
• fade_top
• player_card