A complete component library for React Native Ecosystem
- Accessible : Maximise app usage with our accessible design.
- Responsive : Create responsive apps with ease from the get-go.
- Themeable : Customise your app theme and component styles.
- Consistent : Make accurate predictions for web, Android & iOS.
You can find the complete documentation here.
- What is NativeBase 3.0?
- Why NativeBase 3.0?
- KitchenSink App
- Compairing available options
- Inspirations
- API
- Getting Started
- Components
- Documentation
- Website
- Quick Links to NativeBase
- About the creators
NativeBase is a universal Design System for Mobile & Web built for React Native and React with the same API. Ships a bunch of components for most of the use-cases that includes Button, AppBar, Dialog, Modal and what not.
We want to build and ship apps fast with the highest quality. We want to focus on the business logic and to solve real problems.
- What is NativeBase?
- Why NativeBase?
- KitchenSink App
- Getting Started
- Components
- NativeBase for Web
- Compatibility Versions
- React Native Seed
- NativeBase Market
- Documentation
- Website
- Quick Links to NativeBase
- About the creators
Ant Design, Braid Design System, Bootstrap, TailwindCSS, Flutter Material
To have NativeBase
components running onto your native apps, all you need to do is, create a fresh React Native project using whatever you want, expo is a really great starting point so we will start with that and install the NativeBase using npm
or yarn
and add all the peer dependencies.
react-native init AwesomeNativeBase
cd AwesomeNativeBase
*Install NativeBase*
# using yarn
yarn add native-base@next
# using npm
npm i native-base@next
*Install Peer Dependencies*
The peer dependencies included from any npm packages does not automatically get installed. Your application will not depend on it explicitly.
react-native link
You've successfully setup NativeBase with your React Native app. Your React Native app is ready to run on iOS and Android devices.
Expo helps you make React Native apps with no build configuration. It works on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Refer this link for additional information on Expo and setting up an Expo starter app.
*Install NativeBase*
# using yarn
yarn add native-base@next
# using npm
npm i native-base@next
We will also have to install these peer dependencies
*Install react-native-svg*
# using yarn
yarn add react-native-svg
# using npm
npm i react-native-svg
*Install react-native-vector-icons*
# using yarn
yarn add react-native-vector-icons
# using npm
npm i react-native-vector-icons
*Install styled-components*
# using yarn
yarn add styled-components
# using npm
npm i styled-components
*Install styled-system*
# using yarn
yarn add styled-system
# using npm
npm i styled-system
NativeBase 3.0 is made from two types of components — Primitives and Composite.
Go through NativeBase Docs to play with NativeBase.
We are GeekyAnts, a startup based in Bangalore, India with 200+ developers in strength. We have been very active in the React / React Native community where we have developed StrapUI and StartReact. Our other products include StartLaravel and StartAngular.
Another major project by us is BuilderX, a screen design tool which codes React Native for you.
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