Bulma Native
React Native port of Bulma components
Overview:
Bulma Native is a React Native port of the Bulma CSS component library. This guide provides information on how to get started and install Bulma Native components in a React Native app. It also includes documentation and a caveat regarding the accuracy of component rendering on different devices.
Features:
- React Native Port: Bulma Native is a port of the Bulma CSS component library specifically for React Native.
- Integration with React Native Projects: Bulma Native can be used with both Expo and vanilla React Native projects.
- Icon Support: In order to use components with icons, React Native Vector Icons need to be installed. Expo users have access to icons via the @expo/vector-icons library.
Summary:
Bulma Native is a React Native port of the popular Bulma CSS component library. It provides a seamless integration with React Native projects and offers support for icons. The official documentation, available in the Bulma Native Storybook, allows users to preview components, view and interactively set their properties, and copy sample code. However, it's important to note that the components might not look exactly the same on different devices. The Image component also has limitations, as it relies on a React Native-specific prop and does not display on web. The development team is currently working on a solution for this issue.
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- Webpack
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