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@gj-kit/expo-ui

v0.8.1

Published

Accessible, token-driven UI primitives for Expo, React Native, and React Native Web.

Readme

@gj-kit/expo-ui

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Accessible, token-driven UI primitives for Expo, React Native, and the web.

Install

pnpm add @gj-kit/expo-ui

Use it when

Use it when one design language, controlled component state, overlays, and accessibility behavior must work across native and web targets.

Do not use it when

Do not use it for product routes, data stores, analytics, or product-specific copy.

Golden path

Install the package, create your theme once, and place UiProvider at the application root before composing primitives.

import * as gjKit from '@gj-kit/expo-ui';

void gjKit;

Runtime and peers

| Peer | Supported range | | --- | --- | | react | >=18 | | react-native | >=0.79 | | react-native-safe-area-context | >=4 | | react-native-web | >=0.21 |

Public entry points

  • @gj-kit/expo-ui
  • @gj-kit/expo-ui/theme
  • @gj-kit/expo-ui/insets
  • @gj-kit/expo-ui/insets/pure
  • @gj-kit/expo-ui/tailwind

Safety boundary

Keep optional safe-area and React Native Web peers behind their documented subpaths. Supply application copy through strings rather than baking product copy into primitives.

Documentation

The documentation references the npm-latest declaration snapshot. Use only documented public entry points; do not deep-import internal source files.

Release notes and support