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fix: optimize blur animation handling for full and no blur states
sbaiahmed1 May 25, 2026
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fix: streamline blur type handling by removing dark mode checks and o…
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41 changes: 16 additions & 25 deletions android/src/main/java/com/sbaiahmed1/reactnativeblur/BlurType.kt
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package com.sbaiahmed1.reactnativeblur

import android.content.res.Configuration
import android.graphics.Color

/**
* Enum representing different blur types with their corresponding overlay colors.
* Maps iOS blur types to Android overlay colors to approximate the visual appearance.
*/
enum class BlurType(val overlayColor: Int) {
XLIGHT(Color.argb(140, 240, 240, 240)),
LIGHT(Color.argb(42, 255, 255, 255)),
DARK(Color.argb(120, 26, 22, 22)),
EXTRA_DARK(Color.argb(160, 35, 35, 35)),
REGULAR_LIGHT(Color.argb(35, 255, 255, 255)),
REGULAR_DARK(Color.argb(35, 28, 28, 30)),
PROMINENT_LIGHT(Color.argb(140, 240, 240, 240)),
PROMINENT_DARK(Color.argb(140, 28, 28, 30)),
REGULAR(Color.argb(35, 255, 255, 255)),
PROMINENT(Color.argb(140, 240, 240, 240)),
SYSTEM_ULTRA_THIN_MATERIAL(Color.argb(75, 240, 240, 240)),
SYSTEM_ULTRA_THIN_MATERIAL_LIGHT(Color.argb(75, 240, 240, 240)),
SYSTEM_ULTRA_THIN_MATERIAL_DARK(Color.argb(65, 40, 40, 40)),
SYSTEM_THIN_MATERIAL(Color.argb(102, 240, 240, 240)),
SYSTEM_THIN_MATERIAL_LIGHT(Color.argb(102, 240, 240, 240)),
SYSTEM_THIN_MATERIAL_DARK(Color.argb(102, 35, 35, 35)),
SYSTEM_MATERIAL(Color.argb(140, 245, 245, 245)),
SYSTEM_MATERIAL_LIGHT(Color.argb(140, 245, 245, 245)),
SYSTEM_MATERIAL_DARK(Color.argb(215, 65, 60, 60)),
SYSTEM_THICK_MATERIAL(Color.argb(210, 248, 248, 248)),
SYSTEM_THICK_MATERIAL_LIGHT(Color.argb(210, 248, 248, 248)),
SYSTEM_THICK_MATERIAL_DARK(Color.argb(160, 35, 35, 35)),
SYSTEM_CHROME_MATERIAL(Color.argb(165, 248, 248, 248)),
SYSTEM_CHROME_MATERIAL_LIGHT(Color.argb(165, 248, 248, 248)),
SYSTEM_CHROME_MATERIAL_DARK(Color.argb(100, 32, 32, 32));

companion object {
/**
* Get BlurType from string, with fallback to LIGHT for unknown types.
* Uses the provided configuration to determine if dark mode is active for
* appropriate defaults.
*/
fun fromString(type: String, configuration: Configuration): BlurType {
val isDarkMode = (configuration.uiMode and Configuration.UI_MODE_NIGHT_MASK) == Configuration.UI_MODE_NIGHT_YES

fun fromString(type: String): BlurType {
return when (type.lowercase()) {
"xlight" -> XLIGHT
"light" -> LIGHT
"dark" -> DARK
"extradark" -> EXTRA_DARK
"regular" -> if (isDarkMode) REGULAR_DARK else REGULAR_LIGHT
"prominent" -> if (isDarkMode) PROMINENT_DARK else PROMINENT_LIGHT
"systemultrathinmaterial" -> if (isDarkMode) SYSTEM_ULTRA_THIN_MATERIAL_DARK else SYSTEM_ULTRA_THIN_MATERIAL_LIGHT
"regular" -> REGULAR
"prominent" -> PROMINENT
"systemultrathinmaterial" -> SYSTEM_ULTRA_THIN_MATERIAL
"systemultrathinmateriallight" -> SYSTEM_ULTRA_THIN_MATERIAL_LIGHT
"systemultrathinmaterialdark" -> SYSTEM_ULTRA_THIN_MATERIAL_DARK
"systemthinmaterial" -> if (isDarkMode) SYSTEM_THIN_MATERIAL_DARK else SYSTEM_THIN_MATERIAL_LIGHT
"systemthinmaterial" -> SYSTEM_THIN_MATERIAL
"systemthinmateriallight" -> SYSTEM_THIN_MATERIAL_LIGHT
"systemthinmaterialdark" -> SYSTEM_THIN_MATERIAL_DARK
"systemmaterial" -> if (isDarkMode) SYSTEM_MATERIAL_DARK else SYSTEM_MATERIAL_LIGHT
"systemmaterial" -> SYSTEM_MATERIAL
"systemmateriallight" -> SYSTEM_MATERIAL_LIGHT
"systemmaterialdark" -> SYSTEM_MATERIAL_DARK
"systemthickmaterial" -> if (isDarkMode) SYSTEM_THICK_MATERIAL_DARK else SYSTEM_THICK_MATERIAL_LIGHT
"systemthickmaterial" -> SYSTEM_THICK_MATERIAL
"systemthickmateriallight" -> SYSTEM_THICK_MATERIAL_LIGHT
"systemthickmaterialdark" -> SYSTEM_THICK_MATERIAL_DARK
"systemchromematerial" -> if (isDarkMode) SYSTEM_CHROME_MATERIAL_DARK else SYSTEM_CHROME_MATERIAL_LIGHT
"systemchromematerial" -> SYSTEM_CHROME_MATERIAL
"systemchromemateriallight" -> SYSTEM_CHROME_MATERIAL_LIGHT
"systemchromematerialdark" -> SYSTEM_CHROME_MATERIAL_DARK
else -> XLIGHT // default fallback
else -> XLIGHT
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Perhaps I didn't quite understand when we talked about the X. But why the option to adapt the color from the device's UI settings?

Could you explain to me exactly what the problem is?

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