This seems to be Android only, for react native sensors we want to build a common interface for sensors across all platforms. We would need to add an iOS implementation if it exists. Otherwise I would suggest making this our own project, I'm happy to add a link to it in our Readme / Docs.

@DanielMSchmidt iOS does not have a direct equivalent to Android's Sensor.TYPE_LIGHT for ambient light detection, and there is no public API to access the ambient light sensor directly. Therefore, setting this up for iOS is challenging.

However, we can achieve similar functionality on iOS using the UIScreen class, which provides the screen brightness. Although it doesn't measure ambient light directly, it can offer some insight into the room's brightness. This method works best if the device's auto-brightness feature is enabled, allowing us to infer environmental lighting changes. Let me know your thought on this. Thanks, Fahad

I'd encourage you to make it a separate library. I know there is some demand for this since we get PRs like this once in a while, but I would like this library to be both very low level and universal across all platforms we support. We could add this library to the react-native sensor org and use a similar API like the one for this project if you like :)

Hey @fahadhaque007 Can you use SRAmbientLightSensor for the iOS side ? Let me know if you will be working on this