I have a problem how can I use react native styles as shown below?
Image 1:I have a solution that is separating 2 rectangles and its borderRadius but how do borderRadius compare to its default?
Image2: ....
borderRadius is the opposite of react native
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As far as I know ReactNative does not support this "inverted" border radius. Some people achieve something similar to this using other Views as "Masks", there's a quite similar usecase as yours in this question:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/59082965/2719629
They got quite the expected result, but without the shadow.
One other option I would suggest is to use a svg between the two rectangles but that may be quite trick to implement, and svg's shadows don't work well with android as well.