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@reactvision/react-native-visionos

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React Native for visionOS

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React Native for visionOS, By ReactVision

React Native for visionOS lets you build Apple Vision Pro apps with React Native. It is an out-of-tree platform: your project keeps its ios/ and android/ folders and gains a visionos/ one, all three driven by the same JavaScript.

This fork exists so that ViroReact can render spatial scenes on visionOS. It is useful on its own for any React Native app targeting the platform.

MIT licensed and free forever.

Attribution

This work stands on two others, and neither is ours:

  • React Native is built by Meta and its contributors. This repository is a fork of it, and every commit of that history is preserved here.
  • visionOS support was created by Callstack. The platform, the Swift app scaffolding, the visionos resolver — that design is theirs. ReactVision continues it from React Native 0.86 onward.

Supported versions

| React Native | Package | Status | | --- | --- | --- | | 0.86.x | @reactvision/[email protected] | ✅ Current | | 0.79.6 and earlier | @callstack/react-native-visionos | Callstack's releases |

The package version tracks the React Native line it is built from — 0.86.x is React Native 0.86 with visionOS support added. Install it alongside react-native, not instead of it.

The patch numbers are independent, and deliberately so: this package's own fixes ship without waiting for an upstream release, so 0.86.4 is built from upstream 0.86.3. reactNativeUpstreamVersion in packages/react-native/package.json names the release the prebuilt artifacts come from, because the Core and Dependencies xcframeworks are fetched from Maven under that number and Gradle resolves com.facebook.react:react-android the same way. Without the split, a patch upstream has not made points every lookup at a version nobody published — which fails quietly, by falling back to building React Native from source.

Installation

npm install @reactvision/react-native-visionos

Then create the visionos/ folder once, and build:

npx expo prebuild
cd visionos && pod install

Platform.OS is "ios" on visionOS — the platform keeps the iOS identity so that the ecosystem's iOS code paths work unchanged. Branch on the platform only where you genuinely need to.

Using it with ViroReact

If you want 3D, AR or VR content rather than 2D UI, this fork is the foundation and ViroReact is the renderer on top. Its config plugin wires up everything this platform needs — pods, the Metro resolver, the immersive space scene, the Xcode bundling phase — so a Viro project needs no manual visionOS setup.

See the ViroReact visionOS guide for the full walkthrough.

What this adds to React Native

  • A visionos platform target, resolved through @callstack/out-of-tree-platforms
  • SwiftUI app scaffolding with WindowGroup and ImmersiveSpace scenes
  • WindowManager and XR native modules for opening windows and immersive spaces from JavaScript
  • visionOS-aware podspecs and build settings across React Native's own pods

Documentation

React Native's own documentation applies unchanged for everything that is not visionOS-specific: https://reactnative.dev/docs/getting-started

For ViroReact and spatial rendering: https://viro-community.readme.io/docs/overview

Community

Discord is the best place to find the team and other developers building with ReactVision:

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome. Changes that belong upstream — in React Native itself, or in Callstack's visionOS work — are better sent there, and this fork will pick them up on the next rebase.

Find Out More

A little history…

React Native was open-sourced by Meta in 2015. Callstack added visionOS as an out-of-tree platform in 2024, carrying it to React Native 0.79. ReactVision picked it up from 0.86 to keep ViroReact shipping on Apple Vision Pro, and maintains this fork in the open.

MIT licensed. React Native is © Meta Platforms, Inc. and affiliates; visionOS support is © Callstack and © ReactVision, Inc.