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React Native CSS modules with CSS Media Queries

An example app to show how CSS Media Queries work in React Native.

Quick links: Features • Screenshots • Try it • Documentation

This example app re-implements "Responsive Full Width Tabs" demo from Tympanus Codrops website in React Native.

The example app should look and work exactly the same way in both browser and React Native.

To see code examples, have a look at styles.css and App.js inside src folder.

Example App features

React Native and Web

• :computer: Uses the same CSS Media Queries for responsive scaling in React Native and web browsers.
• :tada: Allows className and style properties to be used on React Native elements such as <Text> or <View>.
• :fire: CSS Hot loading (live reloading).
• :mag: Custom stylelint config for React Native CSS modules

React Native specific

• :package: Uses React Native CSS modules
• :globe_with_meridians: Platform specific file extensions, e.g. styles.ios.css, styles.android.css, styles.native.css.

Web specific

• :package: Uses Webpack + CSS modules.
• :wrench: Uses React Native for Web to make most React Native elements work in the browser.

Supported Browsers

• Mobile: Android Stock browser (4.4-5.x), Android Chrome, iOS Safari 8+
• Desktop: Firefox, Chrome, Safari

Try it

Step 1: Install depencies to run React Native

Make sure that you have react-native-cli installed (npm install -g react-native-cli) and XCode (for iOS development) / Android Studio (for Android development) installed and working.

• Go to "Building Projects with Native Code" tab and follow the guide: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started.html

Step 2: Clone the repo and move to project

git clone git@github.com:kristerkari/react-native-css-modules-with-media-queries-example.git
cd react-native-css-modules-with-media-queries-example

Step 3: Install example app's dependencies

npm install

Step 4: Run React Native packager

You can open a new terminal tab to run React Native's packager.

npm start

Step 5: Run app on Android, iOS or Web

First make sure that your Android emulator or iOS simulator is working, then:

npm run ios

or

npm run android

or

npm run web

Web app can be accessed by opening http://localhost:8080 in a browser.

...or if you use Yarn:

yarn ios

yarn android

yarn web

Screenshots

iPhone 8

Left: iOS Safari browser<br> Right: React Native

<img src="screenshots/iphone-browser-portrait.png" width="50%"><img src="screenshots/iphone-native-portrait.png" width="50%"> <img src="screenshots/iphone-browser-landscape.png" width="50%"><img src="screenshots/iphone-native-landscape.png" width="50%">

iPad 5G

Left: iOS Safari browser<br> Right: React Native

<img src="screenshots/ipad-browser-portrait.png" width="50%"><img src="screenshots/ipad-native-portrait.png" width="50%"> <img src="screenshots/ipad-browser-landscape.png" width="50%"><img src="screenshots/ipad-native-landscape.png" width="50%">

Android Nexus 5X

Left: Android Chrome browser<br> Right: React Native

<img src="screenshots/android-browser-portrait.png" width="50%"><img src="screenshots/android-native-portrait.png" width="50%"> <img src="screenshots/android-browser-landscape.png" width="50%"><img src="screenshots/android-native-landscape.png" width="50%">