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@mhaadi/thinking-orbs-native

v0.1.2

Published

High-performance React Native thinking orb indicators.

Readme

thinking-orbs-native

React Native implementation of the thinking-orbs indicator family.

The native renderer supports all nine states from the web package. Reanimated builds and records each frame on the UI thread, and React Native Skia draws the resulting picture without per-frame React renders. The renderer reuses two paints and one picture recorder, preserving each dot's radius, grayscale, opacity, and depth order without creating a React component per dot.

Requirements

  • React Native Skia
  • React Native Reanimated
  • React Native Worklets when required by your Reanimated version

Install versions compatible with your React Native or Expo SDK. For a current bare React Native app:

npm install @mhaadi/thinking-orbs-native @shopify/react-native-skia react-native-reanimated react-native-worklets
import { ThinkingOrb } from "@mhaadi/thinking-orbs-native";

<ThinkingOrb state="breathing" size={64} theme="dark" />;

Supported states are working, searching, solving, listening, connecting, weaving, composing, breathing, and shaping. Supported props are state, size={64 | 20}, theme, speed, paused, style, accessibilityLabel, and testID.

The animation stops scheduling frames while paused, while the app is inactive, or when reduced motion is enabled. Changes to the system's reduced-motion setting take effect while the app is running. Pausing preserves elapsed time, and resuming continues from that position. A zero, negative, or non-finite speed also stops the clock.

Publishing

In the npm settings for @mhaadi/thinking-orbs-native, add a trusted publisher for GitHub Actions with these values:

  • Organization or user: mhaadiabu
  • Repository: thinking-orbs-native
  • Workflow filename: release.yml
  • Environment name: leave blank
  • Allowed actions: enable direct publishing with npm publish

The workflow authenticates through GitHub OIDC. No NPM_TOKEN secret is needed.

Update package.json to the release version, commit it, and push a matching tag such as v0.1.2. The release.yml workflow checks the version, installs dependencies, typechecks, and publishes the root package with provenance. The existing prepublishOnly script builds and validates the package before upload. Prerelease versions publish under the next npm tag; stable versions use latest.

This package is MIT licensed.