About React Native Reusables
React Native Reusables brings the shadcn/ui approach to React Native. It provides open source components that you copy into your project and style with NativeWind or Uniwind. It is MIT licensed.
What it does
You copy each component into your codebase and then edit it, so you own the code rather than depending on a black box package. The collection includes buttons, alerts, badges, dialogs, forms and feedback surfaces. The site shows live previews on the web and on mobile through Expo, so you can see components in action before you copy them.
Key features
- Copy-in components you can edit
- Styled with NativeWind or Uniwind
- Buttons, alerts, badges and dialogs
- Live previews on web and mobile
- Follows the shadcn/ui style
Who it's for
React Native Reusables suits React Native developers who like the shadcn/ui workflow. It also helps design system teams that want a shared set of components they control, and teams that prefer owning their code over installing a fixed library.
Pricing and good to know
The project is open source under the MIT license and free to use. The source is on GitHub, and the site credits Founded Labs as the team behind it. Because components are copied in, updates from the project are not automatic, so check the changelog when you want to pull in improvements.
Highlights
- Copy components into your project and edit them
- Style components with NativeWind or Uniwind
- Use buttons, alerts, badges, dialogs and forms
- Preview components on web and mobile with Expo
