Best React Native Component Libraries To Use In Your Next Project
Best 5 Component Libraries For 2021
Using a component library in both ReactJS and React Native can make a huge difference in your development process, especially if your app has a complex UI. Today we are going to discuss the best React Native component libraries that I personally recommend, it’s important to mention that these suggestions are not placed in any particular order.
1. React Native Elements:
React Native Elements is a cross-platform component library that maintains consistent design across the different platforms (Android, IOS, Web), it’s an easy-to-use library that is built completely in Javascript, and also it’s worth mentioning that it has full support for Expo. React Native Elements is super customizable and it’s a community-driven project that is 100% built by the community, this library is my favorite one so far and I highly recommend it for anyone who is searching for a component library to use: link.
2. React Native Paper:
React Native Paper, is a collection of customizable and production-ready components for React Native, following Google’s Material Design guidelines, it also has full support for expo, and the really important thing is that it has a light and dark theme support for all components, so, if you want to follow the google material design patterns and you are looking for a component library that helps you do so in an easy and efficient way, then React Native Paper is the best suitable solution: link.
3. NativeBase:
NativeBase is another cross-platform component library for React Native (and Vue Native) that has lots of cross-platform, and easy to use libraries, and like the two other libraries, NativeBase has complete support for expo, and they will be soon announcing NativeBase 3.0, I have previously used this library for one of my React Native projects and I really encourage anyone to give it a try: link.
4. React Native UI Kitten:
React Native UI Kitten is a great solution when it comes to building UIs in React Native, it’s worth mentioning that React Native UI Kitten is a UI framework (not a library) but you could use it in any already existed code base, all you have to do is to follow the manual installation guide, otherwise, it’s a really cool component library for React Native and you really should give it a shot: link.
5. Teaset:
Teaset is another React Native component library that you should definitely check, it has lots of interesting UI components that will enrich your potential app UI, it has 2,8K stars so far on GitHub and a great community behind it, so you really need to check it out: link.
Eventually, I hope that this short article won your admiration, and thank you for your attention.
