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@uservane/react-native

v0.1.0

Published

React Native SDK for UserVane honest microsurveys

Readme

@uservane/react-native

React Native SDK for UserVane honest microsurveys.

Reuses the platform-agnostic core from @uservane/browser (client, show-decision, sampling, scale, types). The renderer is React Native (View / Text / Pressable / TextInput) with accessibility roles and reduced-motion support. It does not reimplement show-decision or suppression.

Install

Preview: not yet published to npm. The package has no dist/ and cannot be installed via the registry yet; develop from this monorepo workspace.

pnpm add @uservane/react-native
# peers: react >= 18, react-native >= 0.72

Three lines to install

import { UserVaneProvider, useUserVane } from "@uservane/react-native";

export function App() {
  return (
    <UserVaneProvider apiKey="uv_pk_live_...">
      <Home />
    </UserVaneProvider>
  );
}

function Home() {
  const { survey, identify } = useUserVane();
  // after auth:
  identify({ userId: "u_123", traits: { plan: "pro" } });
  survey("nps-q1");
  return null;
}

Optional provider props: apiBase, debug, userId, traits.

The provider mounts the survey card when a survey is active. You do not need a separate survey component in the host tree.

Integrity

  • Show-decision consumes the server suppression set and show-token from bootstrap (same as the browser SDK).
  • Responses POST with that show-token. There is no forgeable client-only path.
  • Answered and dismissed surveys are suppressed for the session; the server is authoritative across devices.
  • Bootstrap failure is fail-safe: nothing is shown (never a broken widget).

Accessibility

  • Rating scales use accessibilityRole="radiogroup" / "radio" with accessibilityLabel and accessibilityState.selected.
  • Reduced motion is read from AccessibilityInfo (instant state changes).
  • Dismissal is always one clear action. No dark patterns, no re-prompt after answering.

Errors

An internal error boundary wraps the provider subtree. A render throw inside anything under the provider is caught and does not reach the host tree.

Types

Public types from @uservane/browser (InitOptions, IdentifyOptions, SurveyDefinition, and related) are re-exported from this package.