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portable-components

v1.0.16

Published

Just use our dropin replacement for styled-components and localstorage

Downloads

20

Readme

Note: Don't use it in production, this is super experimental.

Porting react to react-native made simple

Just use our dropin replacement for styled-components and localstorage

How it works

It encapluates react-native api in a way that makes it behave as web API. So, things like onClick, dataset, target.value will work out of the box.

Benefits

  • With react-native you can't have text inside view but with this package you can Just use styled.div
  • It suports vw, vh, vmin, vmax without making any changes

caveats

  • If you are not already using styled-components this project won't be useful to you, first switch to styled-compoents to make use of this package
  • Not yet tested on MAC / IOS
  • This project is very infant
  • This package is in prototyping stage, things can change
  • .attr feature of styled components are not supported yet
  • only common styled-component components are supported like
    • div/View
    • span/Text
    • button
    • h1
    • h2
    • h3
    • h4
    • h5
    • h6

usage

  • Copy react code to react-native project folder.
  • replace styled-components import line with portable-components import
npm i portable-components
import {styled,localStorage} from "portable-components"

If you are not using any third party react library then everything might work as expected otherwise you will have to replace react libraries with react-native alternative

Note: Handle localstorage in a asynchronous way