React Native UI components for Expo.
Check out ui.crossplatformkorea.com
cpk-ui is a foundational design system and UI components library managed by Cross-Platform Korea. It is built using our preferred technologies, including kstyled, typescript, jest, react-native-testing-library, expo, and storybook.
cpk-ui aims to provide user-friendly, lightweight, and adaptable UI components. It emphasizes customizable theme variations and a responsive layout to enhance developer experience.
cpk-ui is optimized for React Native performance using React's built-in optimization features:
- React.memo: All components are wrapped to prevent unnecessary re-renders
- useCallback: Event handlers are memoized for stable references
- useMemo: Expensive calculations and styles are memoized
- 110+ tests passing: Comprehensive test coverage ensures reliability
- Zero breaking changes: All optimizations maintain API compatibility
For detailed performance information, see our Performance Guide.
expo install cpk-ui kstyled @expo/vector-icons react-native-gesture-handler react-native-svg expo-screen-orientation @expo/match-media expo-haptics
# Install dev dependencies
npm install -D babel-plugin-kstyled# Using yarn
yarn add cpk-ui kstyled @expo/vector-icons react-native-gesture-handler react-native-svg expo-screen-orientation @expo/match-media
yarn add -D babel-plugin-kstyled
# Install expo modules
npx install-expo-modules@latestAdd babel-plugin-kstyled to your babel.config.js:
module.exports = {
presets: ['babel-preset-expo'],
plugins: ['babel-plugin-kstyled'],
};We focus on supporting iOS, Android, and web platforms, enabling expo users to write efficient and reliable cross-platform code. For more insights into the project’s direction, refer to the cpk-ui strategy.
import {CpkProvider} from 'cpk-ui';
<CpkProvider>
<App />
</CpkProvider>;The embedded
thememodule functionality provides the ability to createlightanddarkthemes.
The light and dark theme color definitions are provided as examples above. They are objects that contain color properties for different UI components and states.
When integrating with CpkProvider, you will provide your defined light and dark themes as the custom theme:
<CpkProvider customTheme={{light, dark}}>
<App />
</CpkProvider>cpk-ui uses Pretendard as its default font. The fonts are automatically installed with cpk-ui, but you must confirm they are loaded using assetLoaded from useCPK.
import {useCPK} from 'cpk-ui';
const {assetLoaded} = useCPK();
if (!assetLoaded) {
return <Loading />;
}
return <Main />;Integrate Phosphoricons easily using the Icon component.
import {Icon} from 'cpk-ui';
<Icon name="..." color="#AAA" size={32} />;cpk-ui uses Pretendard as its default font. The font families include Pretendard, Pretendard-Bold, and Pretendard-Thin. From version 0.2.1, these fonts are automatically installed when you add cpk-ui. However, it is important to ensure that the fonts are loaded properly using assetLoaded from the CpkProvider.
import {useCPK} from 'cpk-ui';
const {assetLoaded} = useCPK();
if (!assetLoaded) {
// Render loading state
return ...;
}
return <Main/>| Package | Version |
|---|---|
| react | >=16.13 |
| react-native | >=0.58 |
| kstyled | >=0.1.0 |
| @expo/vector-icons | * |
If you encounter errors when using "cpk-ui" with expo-web, follow these steps to configure webpack:
- Install
@expo/webpack-config
yarn add @expo/webpack-config- Configure Webpack
Create a webpack.config.js file in your project root and add the following configuration:
const createExpoWebpackConfigAsync = require('@expo/webpack-config');
module.exports = async function (env, argv) {
const config = await createExpoWebpackConfigAsync(
{
...env,
babel: {
dangerouslyAddModulePathsToTranspile: ['cpk-ui'],
},
},
argv,
);
return config;
};Read the Contributing Guide before submitting pull requests. Thank you to everyone contributing to this project!