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@rn-styled/styled

v0.2.0

Published

React Native styled-components inspired library — TypeScript-first, high performance

Readme

@rn-styled/styled

TypeScript-first styling library for React Native with template-literal syntax, typed themes, typed variants, and cached runtime style resolution.

Installation

pnpm add @rn-styled/styled react react-native

Quick start

import { ThemeProvider, createTheme, styled, t, v } from '@rn-styled/styled';

const theme = createTheme({
  __id: 'light-v1',
  colors: {
    primary: '#245CFF',
    onPrimary: '#FFFFFF',
    background: '#F7F9FF',
  },
  space: { 3: 12, 4: 16 },
  radii: { md: 12 },
  fontSizes: { md: 16, lg: 22 },
});

type AppTheme = typeof theme;

const Button = styled.Pressable.withConfig({
  defaultVariants: { tone: 'primary' },
})`
  padding-vertical: ${t<AppTheme>('space.3')};
  padding-horizontal: ${t<AppTheme>('space.4')};
  border-radius: ${t<AppTheme>('radii.md')};
  background-color: ${v('tone', {
    primary: 'colors.primary',
    ghost: 'transparent',
  })};
`;

const Label = styled.Text`
  color: ${v('tone', {
    primary: 'colors.onPrimary',
    ghost: 'colors.primary',
  })};
  font-size: ${t<AppTheme>('fontSizes.md')};
`;

export default function App() {
  return (
    <ThemeProvider theme={theme}>
      <Button tone="primary">
        <Label tone="primary">Press me</Label>
      </Button>
    </ThemeProvider>
  );
}

What it includes

  • styled factory for React Native components and custom components with style
  • createTheme for typed theme creation
  • ThemeProvider and useTheme
  • t() for typed token references
  • v() for typed variant slots
  • withConfig() for default variants and display names

Notes

  • theme.__id should be unique per theme instance so cached variant styles stay correct when switching themes.
  • Prefer v() for dynamic style branches instead of arbitrary function interpolations.
  • For components without a direct styled.X shortcut, use styled(Component) if the component accepts a style prop.