To get started without setting upĪuthentication, you can configure your rules for public access. Note: By default, read and write access to your database is restricted so onlyĪuthenticated users can read or write data. Once for the initial state of the data and again anytime the data changes. To suspend the app to draw its first frame.This document covers the basics of reading and writing Firebase data.įirebase data is written to a FirebaseDatabase reference and retrieved byĪttaching an asynchronous listener to the reference. Need to load a small amount of data such as in-app settings from a localĭisk asynchronously, you can use ViewTreeObserver.OnPreDrawListener The splash screen is dismissed as soon as your app draws its first frame. the splash screen on-screen for longer periods Guidelines recommend against using a branding image. To set an image to be shown at the bottom of the splash screen. you can use windowSplashScreenBrandingImage This is useful if there isn’t enough contrast between the Use windowSplashScreenIconBackgroundColor to set a background behind the splash See Keep the splash screen for longer periods in theįollowing section for further details. SplashScreenView#getIconAnimationDuration. Have any effect on the actual time during which the splash screen is shown,īut you can retrieve it when customizing the splash screen exit animation using To indicate the duration of the splash screen icon animation. You also need to set windowSplashScreenAnimationDuration to play the animation If the object isĪnimatable and drawable through AnimationDrawable To replace an icon in the center of the starting window. To fill the background with a specific single color: windowSplashScreenAnimatedIcon
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Providing an alternate resource file for Android 12 and higher. Implementation that uses attributes like android:windowBackground, consider If you already have a legacy splash screen You can specify the following attributes in your Activity theme to customize the Set a theme for the splash screen to change its appearance Setting theme attributes to change its appearanceĬustomizing the animation for dismissing the splash screen Your app's splash screen can be customized in any of the following ways: The customization of the splash screen isĭone by adding attributes to the app theme. Manually removed when the animation is done.īy default, SplashScreen uses the windowBackground of your theme if it's a In that case, the splash screen needs to be If you want to customize it, you'll haveĪnd its icon and can run any animation on them, with settings for The exit animation consists of the animation run that hides the splash Is controlled by the system and is not customizable. The enter animation consists of the system view to the splash screen. The splash screen animation mechanics consist of enter and exit animations. If the windowīackground is set and is a plain color, it is used by default if the The window background (4) consists of a single opaque color. Its background is displayed if there is enough contrast with the windowĪs with adaptive icons, one-third of the foreground is masked (3). Needed between the icon and the window background. The icon background (2) is optional, and is useful if more contrast is
Although animations can have an unlimited duration, we recommend The app icon (1) should be a vector drawable, and it can be static orĪnimated. They consist of the window background, animated app icon, and the iconīackground: Figure 2: Customizable elements of a splash screenīe aware of the following considerations regarding these elements: There are light and dark mode versions for each. The elements of the animation are defined by XML resource files in the Android When the app is ready, the splash screen is dismissed and the app is The system shows the splash screen using themes and any animations that (The splash screen is never shown during a hot Or the Activity has not been created (a warm start), When a user launches an app while the app's process is not running (a cold start) In addition to using the SplashScreen API directly, you can also use The new experience brings standard design elements to every app launch, but it’sĪlso customizable so your app can maintain its unique branding. Splash screen showing your app icon, and a transition to your app itself. This includes an into-app motion at launch, a For instructions, see Migrate yourĮxisting splash screen implementation to Android 12.ĪPI, which enables a new app launch animation for all apps when running on aĭevice with Android 12 or higher. Important: If you have previously implemented a custom splash screen in Androidġ1 or lower, you’ll need to migrate your app to theĭisplays correctly in Android 12 and higher.