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 - Exposes `expo-linear-gradient` props to allow full customization of gradient
 - Great typesafety to prevent potential usage issues
 
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+[API Reference](api-reference)
 
 ## Installation
 This module uses `expo-linear-gradient`, which requires `expo` to be installed. 
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 ### Differences with `<View/>`
 #### Absolute positioning
-One difference between the `<GradientBorderView/>` and a regular `<View/>` border is that when applying a border to a regular view, any absolute positioned child components will take into account the border width. It doesn't seem like there's any way to mimic this behavior in our `<GradientBorderView/>`, if it's bothering you you'll have to deal with it. For example one solution is to wrap the inner view with an extra `<View/>`:
+One difference between the `<GradientBorderView/>` and a regular `<View/>` border is that when applying a border to a regular view, any absolute positioned child components will take into account the border width. It doesn't seem like there's any way to mimic this behavior in our `<GradientBorderView/>`. One solution is to wrap the inner view with an extra `<View/>`:
 
 ```jsx
 <GradientBorderView