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react-native-tinykit

v0.6.0

Published

A lightweight React Native toolkit for iOS, providing essential native utilities (Zero dependencies)

Downloads

71

Readme

react-native-tinykit

npm version license

A lightweight React Native toolkit for iOS, providing essential native utilities (Zero dependencies).

Features

  • 🔄 App Restart - Programmatically restart your React Native application
  • 🌡️ Thermal State - Get and monitor the device's thermal state
  • App Review - Request App Store review from within your app
  • 🔅 Keep Awake - Prevent the screen from auto-locking
  • 📳 Haptic Feedback - Trigger impact, selection, and notification haptics
  • Turbo Module - Built with the new architecture for optimal performance
  • 📦 Lightweight - Minimal footprint with zero dependencies

Requirements

  • React Native >= 0.76
  • iOS only (for now)

Installation

# Using npm
npm install react-native-tinykit

# Using yarn
yarn add react-native-tinykit

iOS Setup

cd ios && pod install

Usage

Restart Application

Restart the React Native application programmatically:

import { restart } from 'react-native-tinykit';

// Restart the app
restart();

Example Use Cases

  • Force reload after language/locale change
  • Reset app state after logout
  • Apply configuration changes that require a restart

Thermal State

Get the current thermal state and monitor for changes:

import { getThermalState, onThermalStateChange } from 'react-native-tinykit';

// Get current thermal state
const state = getThermalState();
console.log('Current thermal state:', state);

// Listen for thermal state changes
const subscription = onThermalStateChange((state) => {
  console.log('Thermal state changed:', state);

  switch (state) {
    case 'nominal':
      // Normal operating conditions
      break;
    case 'fair':
      // Slightly elevated thermal state
      break;
    case 'serious':
      // High thermal state - consider reducing activity
      break;
    case 'critical':
      // Critical thermal state - reduce activity immediately
      break;
  }
});

// Clean up the listener when done
subscription.remove();

Example Use Cases

  • Reduce graphics quality or frame rate when device is overheating
  • Pause background tasks during high thermal states
  • Show warnings to users when thermal state is critical

Keep Awake

Prevent the screen from auto-locking:

import {
  activate,
  deactivate,
  useKeepAwake,
  KeepAwake,
} from 'react-native-tinykit';

// Imperative API
activate(); // Keep screen awake
deactivate(); // Allow screen to auto-lock

// Hook - keeps screen awake while the component is mounted
function VideoPlayer() {
  useKeepAwake();
  return <Video />;
}

// Component - keeps screen awake while mounted
function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <KeepAwake />
      <MyContent />
    </>
  );
}

Example Use Cases

  • Keep the screen on during video playback
  • Prevent auto-lock during navigation or long-running tasks
  • Keep display active during presentations or reading

Haptic Feedback

Trigger haptic feedback with three types of generators:

import { impact, selection, notification } from 'react-native-tinykit';

// Impact feedback - physical "tap" sensation
impact('light');
impact('medium');
impact('heavy');
impact('soft');
impact('rigid');

// Selection feedback - subtle "tick" for selection changes
selection();

// Notification feedback - communicates success, warning, or error
notification('success');
notification('warning');
notification('error');

Example Use Cases

  • Provide tactile feedback on button press or toggle
  • Indicate state changes with selection haptics
  • Communicate action results (success/failure) with notification haptics

App Review

Request an App Store review from your user:

import { requestReview } from 'react-native-tinykit';

// Request review
await requestReview();

Note: In development mode, the review dialog will always appear. In production (TestFlight/App Store), iOS limits the frequency of these prompts (max 3 times per year per user).

Example Use Cases

  • Prompt for review after a user completes a significant action
  • Ask for feedback after a certain number of app opens

API Reference

restart()

Triggers a reload of the React Native application.

restart(): void

Example:

import { restart } from 'react-native-tinykit';

const handleLogout = async () => {
  await clearUserData();
  restart(); // Restart app to reset state
};

getThermalState()

Returns the current thermal state of the device.

getThermalState(): ThermalState

Returns: 'nominal' | 'fair' | 'serious' | 'critical'

| State | Description | | ---------- | ----------------------------------------- | | nominal | The thermal state is within normal limits | | fair | The thermal state is slightly elevated | | serious | The thermal state is high | | critical | The thermal state is critically high |

Example:

import { getThermalState } from 'react-native-tinykit';

const state = getThermalState();
if (state === 'critical') {
  // Reduce app activity to help cool down the device
}

onThermalStateChange()

Adds a listener for thermal state changes.

onThermalStateChange(listener: (state: ThermalState) => void): { remove: () => void }

Parameters:

  • listener - Callback function that receives the new thermal state

Returns: A subscription object with a remove() method to stop listening

Example:

import { onThermalStateChange } from 'react-native-tinykit';

const subscription = onThermalStateChange((state) => {
  console.log('Thermal state changed to:', state);
});

// Later, when you want to stop listening:
subscription.remove();

activate()

Activates the keep-awake feature, preventing the screen from auto-locking.

activate(): void

Example:

import { activate } from 'react-native-tinykit';

activate();

deactivate()

Deactivates the keep-awake feature, allowing the screen to auto-lock.

deactivate(): void

Example:

import { deactivate } from 'react-native-tinykit';

deactivate();

useKeepAwake()

A hook that keeps the screen awake while the component is mounted. Automatically deactivates on unmount.

useKeepAwake(): void

Example:

import { useKeepAwake } from 'react-native-tinykit';

function VideoPlayer() {
  useKeepAwake();
  return <Video />;
}

<KeepAwake />

A component that keeps the screen awake while mounted. Renders nothing.

<KeepAwake />

Example:

import { KeepAwake } from 'react-native-tinykit';

function App() {
  const [isPlaying, setIsPlaying] = useState(false);
  return (
    <>
      {isPlaying && <KeepAwake />}
      <VideoPlayer onPlay={() => setIsPlaying(true)} />
    </>
  );
}

impact()

Triggers an impact haptic feedback.

impact(style: ImpactFeedbackStyle): void

Parameters:

  • style - The style of the impact feedback

| Style | Description | | -------- | ------------------------------ | | light | A light, subtle impact | | medium | A medium impact (default feel) | | heavy | A heavy, strong impact | | soft | A soft, gentle impact | | rigid | A rigid, firm impact |

Example:

import { impact } from 'react-native-tinykit';

const handlePress = () => {
  impact('medium');
};

selection()

Triggers a selection haptic feedback. Use this for selection changes like picking a value.

selection(): void

Example:

import { selection } from 'react-native-tinykit';

const handleSelectionChange = () => {
  selection();
};

notification()

Triggers a notification haptic feedback to communicate successes, failures, or warnings.

notification(type: NotificationFeedbackType): void

Parameters:

  • type - The type of notification feedback

| Type | Description | | --------- | --------------------------------------- | | success | Indicates a task completed successfully | | warning | Indicates a warning or caution | | error | Indicates an error or failure |

Example:

import { notification } from 'react-native-tinykit';

const handleSubmit = async () => {
  try {
    await submitForm();
    notification('success');
  } catch {
    notification('error');
  }
};

requestReview()

Requests a review of the app.

requestReview(): Promise<void>

Returns: A Promise that resolves when the request is processed.

Example:

import { requestReview } from 'react-native-tinykit';

const handleReview = async () => {
  try {
    await requestReview();
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Failed to request review:', error);
  }
};

Apps Using This Library

Contributing

See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.

License

MIT © Darkce


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