Adding media query behavior to React Native
In the current web world, we are accustomed to building sites that adjust their presentation to best fit the screen space available. Most often, that's done by detecting the width or height of the viewport and adjusting CSS rules accordingly. Doing this type of screen detection has actually been possible for a long time through JavaScript. But the grand idea of responsive design didn't become popular until browsers added support for media queries through @media in CSS. Currently, React Native styles don't have an equivalent of @media. However, there are a few useful hooks built into React Native for determining the width and height of the device or individual components that can help us achieve similar, if not cooler results.
Using Dimensions
React Native has its own version of window.innerHeight and window.innerWidth that provides static values for width, height, and scale. These properties are made available through the Dimensions object inside...