Overview

Native SwiftUI components for React Native using the Fabric renderer. Build iOS forms and interfaces with SwiftUI's declarative syntax while maintaining a familiar React workflow.

Features

- 🍎 Native SwiftUI - Real SwiftUI components, not web views or custom drawings
- 🔧 No Dependencies - Safe from supply chain attacks
- ⚡ Fabric Renderer - Built on React Native's modern architecture
- 📝 TypeScript-first - Full type safety and autocomplete support
- 🔄 Two-Way Binding - State syncs between JavaScript and SwiftUI
- 📋 Form Components - TextField, Picker, DatePicker, Toggle, Stepper, Slider
- 📐 Layout Components - Form, Section, HStack, VStack, ZStack, Spacer
- 🎨 SF Symbols - Full SF Symbol support with rendering modes and variable values
- 📱 Sheet Presentation - Native modal sheets with detent support
- 🔌 Form Libraries - Works with react-hook-form, TanStack Form, and more

> Note: This library is iOS-only. For Android, check out @mgcrea/react-native-jetpack-compose.

Demo

!demo

Try it yourself with the Rxd AppStore application

Quick Start

$3

``bash
npm install @mgcrea/react-native-swiftui


or

pnpm add @mgcrea/react-native-swiftui

or

yarn add @mgcrea/react-native-swiftui
`

$3

- React Native 0.78.0+ (New Architecture required)
- iOS 15.1+

$3

`tsx
import { SwiftUI } from "@mgcrea/react-native-swiftui";
import { useState } from "react";
import { View } from "react-native";

export function ProfileForm() {
const [name, setName] = useState("");
const [active, setActive] = useState(false);

return (










);
}
`

How It Works

SwiftUI components register themselves in a virtual tree that's rendered natively:

1. React renders JSX - Components return null, registering nodes in a tree
2. Tree serialization - The view tree is passed to native code as JSON
3. SwiftUI renders - Native SwiftUI renders the entire tree
4. Events bridge back - User interactions trigger React callbacks

This means 60fps native performance with no JavaScript layout overhead.

Documentation

📚 Full Documentation

- Getting Started - Installation and setup
- Components - SwiftUI tree components
- Standalone - Native components like SFSymbol
- Guides - Styling, events, and form integration
- Examples - Complete working examples

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! To run the example project:

`bash
git clone https://github.com/mgcrea/react-native-swiftui.git
cd react-native-swiftui
pnpm install
pnpm run codegen:ios

cd example
pnpm install
pnpm run install:ios
pnpm run ios
`

Credits

- SwiftUI - Apple's declarative UI framework
- React Native - Build native apps using React

Authors

- Olivier Louvignes - @mgcrea

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