How to use the react-native-windows.HandledEventPhase.Bubbling function in react-native-windows

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interface IKeyboardableComponentState {
  lastKeyDown: string | null;
  lastKeyUp: string | null;
  lastKeyDownCapture: string | null;
  lastKeyUpCapture: string | null;
  lastKeyDownCode: string | null;
  lastKeyUpCode: string | null;
  lastKeyDownCaptureCode: string | null;
  lastKeyUpCaptureCode: string | null;
}

const handledNativeKeyboardEvents: IHandledKeyboardEvent[] = [
  {code: 'KeyA', handledEventPhase: HandledEventPhase.Capturing},
  {code: 'KeyB'},
  {code: 'Digit1', handledEventPhase: HandledEventPhase.Bubbling},
  {code: 'Tab', handledEventPhase: HandledEventPhase.Capturing},
];

class ViewWindowsKeyboardExample extends React.Component&lt;
  {},
  IKeyboardableComponentState
&gt; {
  public constructor(props: {}) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {
      lastKeyDown: null,
      lastKeyUp: null,
      lastKeyDownCapture: null,
      lastKeyUpCapture: null,
      lastKeyDownCode: null,
      lastKeyUpCode: null,

How to use the react-native-windows.HandledEventPhase.Bubbling function in react-native-windows

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