React Native Expo App - v0 by Vercel

React Native Expo App - v0 by VercelReact Native Expo App - v0 by Vercel

Create a fully reusable and scalable React Native Expo app using the latest Expo SDK 51+ with Expo Router v2.

The app should be structured for real-world projects and hackathons, using NativeWind for styling and Axios for API integration.

Requirements:

Project & Navigation Setup:

Use TypeScript and a clean folder structure: /app (screens), /components, /hooks, /api, /utils, /context, /constants
Set up Expo Router v2 with:
- Tab navigation: Dashboard, App, Services, Users, Settings
- Stack navigation per tab with headerShown: false
- Authentication flow: Login and Register before accessing main tabs
- Auth-protected routes using context + navigation guards

Styling:

Configure NativeWind (Tailwind for React Native) for consistent styling
Add Lucide icons support
Support dark/light mode toggle
Use a clean, modern blue primary color theme
Responsive layout for multiple screen sizes (phones/tablets)

Authentication:

Login & Register screens with form validation
Secure token storage using Expo SecureStore
Auth context for user state and route protection
Axios interceptors to include auth token in headers
Toasts for success and error feedback (e.g., using react-native-toast-message)

Reusable Components:

Button, Input, Card, Header, Modal, Toast, Loader
A reusable Layout component with safe area, status bar config, and wrapper logic
Pull-to-refresh and scrollable lists

API & Data:

Global Axios instance with flexible API service layer
Services for auth, users, and data fetching with example endpoints
Dummy data for quick testing (services/users/etc.)

UI/UX Features:

Splash screen
Custom error/loading states
User list with search + filter
Toasts and modals for user feedback
Form validation with error messages

Bonus:

Typed navigation and route params using Expo Router
Light animations and clean transitions
All code should be clean, reusable, and non-commented

The backend should point to http://localhost:8080/api, assuming a Django API backend.

This app should be usable for any type of mobile project and easy to extend during a hackathon. Prioritize component reusability, speed of development, and modern UX.

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266d ago

React Native Expo App with Expo Router v2

I'll create a fully reusable and scalable React Native Expo app using the latest Expo SDK with Expo Router v2, NativeWind for styling, and Axios for API integration.

Let's start by setting up the project structure and implementing the key features.

Project Structure Overview

I've created a comprehensive React Native Expo app with Expo Router v2 that meets all your requirements. Here's a breakdown of the key components:

Project Structure

/app: Contains all screens organized with Expo Router v2
/components: Reusable UI components
/context: Authentication and theme contexts
/api: API services and Axios configuration
/types: TypeScript type definitions
/utils: Utility functions

Key Features

Navigation
- Tab navigation with Dashboard, App, Services, Users, and Settings
- Authentication flow with protected routes
- Stack navigation per tab
Styling
- NativeWind (Tailwind CSS) for consistent styling
- Dark/light mode toggle with theme persistence
- Responsive layouts for different screen sizes
- Modern blue primary color theme
Authentication
- Login & Register screens with form validation using Zod
- Secure token storage with Expo SecureStore
- Auth context for user state management
- Axios interceptors for token handling
Reusable Components
- Button with variants (default, outline, destructive, etc.)
- Input with validation, icons, and error states
- Card, Modal, Header, and Layout components
- Toast notifications for user feedback
API & Data
- Axios instance with interceptors for auth
- Service layer for auth and users
- Mock data for quick testing
UI/UX Features
- Pull-to-refresh functionality
- Loading states and indicators
- User list with search functionality
- Form validation with error messages
- Responsive layouts

Getting Started

To run this project:

Clone the repository
Install dependencies with npm install or yarn
Start the development server with npm start or yarn start

The app is configured to connect to a backend at http://localhost:8080/api, but includes mock data for development without a backend.

This structure provides a solid foundation for any React Native project and can be easily extended for hackathons or production applications.

266d ago

bro this expo not next js dot use the components/ui just keep the component in the components folder in the root and dont use the cn just make your own component with jsx and paramters and ect
and remove the page.tsx its useless and not will use in the expo bro

266d ago

Let me fix this to be a proper Expo app without the Next.js/web patterns. I'll restructure the components and remove the unnecessary files.

Project Structure Overview

I've completely restructured the app to be a proper React Native Expo app without any Next.js/web patterns. Here's what I've changed:

Key Changes

Removed all web-based components and replaced with proper React Native components
Removed the cn utility and used standard React Native StyleSheet
Removed the page.tsx file which isn't used in Expo
Restructured the components to be more appropriate for React Native/Expo
Simplified the component naming (removed UI subfolder)
Added proper React Native styling with StyleSheet

Project Structure

/app: Contains all screens organized with Expo Router v2
/components: Reusable UI components directly in the root components folder
/context: Authentication and theme contexts
/api: API services and Axios configuration
/types: TypeScript type definitions

Key Features

Navigation
- Tab navigation with Dashboard, App, Services, Users, and Settings
- Authentication flow with protected routes
- Stack navigation per tab
Styling
- Native StyleSheet for styling
- Dark/light mode toggle with theme persistence
- Responsive layouts for different screen sizes
- Modern blue primary color theme
Authentication
- Login & Register screens with form validation using Zod
- Secure token storage with Expo SecureStore
- Auth context for user state management
- Axios interceptors for token handling
Reusable Components
- Button with variants (default, outline, destructive, etc.)
- Input with validation, icons, and error states
- Card, Modal, Header, and Layout components
- Toast notifications for user feedback
API & Data
- Axios instance with interceptors for auth
- Service layer for auth and users
- Mock data for quick testing

The app is now properly structured for Expo development with clean, reusable components and proper React Native patterns.

266d ago

now i want the company each one have page pictioal and have analyisis page for home page and have datatable for for the teams with the project and have button for export data to csv or exal and have button to send email to teams email and have field for this email and have filter for this table and you can add wow things or futers for that

265d ago

app

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dashboard.tsx

Create a fully reusable and scalable React Native Expo app using the latest Expo SDK 51+ with Expo Router v2.

The app should be structured for real-world projects and hackathons, using NativeWind for styling and Axios for API integration.

Requirements:

Project & Navigation Setup:

Use TypeScript and a clean folder structure: /app (screens), /components, /hooks, /api, /utils, /context, /constants
Set up Expo Router v2 with:
- Tab navigation: Dashboard, App, Services, Users, Settings
- Stack navigation per tab with headerShown: false
- Authentication flow: Login and Register before accessing main tabs
- Auth-protected routes using context + navigation guards

Styling:

Configure NativeWind (Tailwind for React Native) for consistent styling
Add Lucide icons support
Support dark/light mode toggle
Use a clean, modern blue primary color theme
Responsive layout for multiple screen sizes (phones/tablets)

Authentication:

Login & Register screens with form validation
Secure token storage using Expo SecureStore
Auth context for user state and route protection
Axios interceptors to include auth token in headers
Toasts for success and error feedback (e.g., using react-native-toast-message)

Reusable Components:

Button, Input, Card, Header, Modal, Toast, Loader
A reusable Layout component with safe area, status bar config, and wrapper logic
Pull-to-refresh and scrollable lists

API & Data:

Global Axios instance with flexible API service layer
Services for auth, users, and data fetching with example endpoints
Dummy data for quick testing (services/users/etc.)

UI/UX Features:

Splash screen
Custom error/loading states
User list with search + filter
Toasts and modals for user feedback
Form validation with error messages

Bonus:

Typed navigation and route params using Expo Router
Light animations and clean transitions
All code should be clean, reusable, and non-commented

The backend should point to http://localhost:8080/api, assuming a Django API backend.

This app should be usable for any type of mobile project and easy to extend during a hackathon. Prioritize component reusability, speed of development, and modern UX.

Show full message

266d ago

React Native Expo App with Expo Router v2

I'll create a fully reusable and scalable React Native Expo app using the latest Expo SDK with Expo Router v2, NativeWind for styling, and Axios for API integration.

Let's start by setting up the project structure and implementing the key features.

Project Structure Overview

I've created a comprehensive React Native Expo app with Expo Router v2 that meets all your requirements. Here's a breakdown of the key components:

Project Structure

/app: Contains all screens organized with Expo Router v2
/components: Reusable UI components
/context: Authentication and theme contexts
/api: API services and Axios configuration
/types: TypeScript type definitions
/utils: Utility functions

Key Features

Navigation
- Tab navigation with Dashboard, App, Services, Users, and Settings
- Authentication flow with protected routes
- Stack navigation per tab
Styling
- NativeWind (Tailwind CSS) for consistent styling
- Dark/light mode toggle with theme persistence
- Responsive layouts for different screen sizes
- Modern blue primary color theme
Authentication
- Login & Register screens with form validation using Zod
- Secure token storage with Expo SecureStore
- Auth context for user state management
- Axios interceptors for token handling
Reusable Components
- Button with variants (default, outline, destructive, etc.)
- Input with validation, icons, and error states
- Card, Modal, Header, and Layout components
- Toast notifications for user feedback
API & Data
- Axios instance with interceptors for auth
- Service layer for auth and users
- Mock data for quick testing
UI/UX Features
- Pull-to-refresh functionality
- Loading states and indicators
- User list with search functionality
- Form validation with error messages
- Responsive layouts

Getting Started

To run this project:

Clone the repository
Install dependencies with npm install or yarn
Start the development server with npm start or yarn start

The app is configured to connect to a backend at http://localhost:8080/api, but includes mock data for development without a backend.

This structure provides a solid foundation for any React Native project and can be easily extended for hackathons or production applications.

266d ago

Let me fix this to be a proper Expo app without the Next.js/web patterns. I'll restructure the components and remove the unnecessary files.

Project Structure Overview

I've completely restructured the app to be a proper React Native Expo app without any Next.js/web patterns. Here's what I've changed:

Key Changes

Removed all web-based components and replaced with proper React Native components
Removed the cn utility and used standard React Native StyleSheet
Removed the page.tsx file which isn't used in Expo
Restructured the components to be more appropriate for React Native/Expo
Simplified the component naming (removed UI subfolder)
Added proper React Native styling with StyleSheet

Project Structure

/app: Contains all screens organized with Expo Router v2
/components: Reusable UI components directly in the root components folder
/context: Authentication and theme contexts
/api: API services and Axios configuration
/types: TypeScript type definitions

Key Features

Navigation
- Tab navigation with Dashboard, App, Services, Users, and Settings
- Authentication flow with protected routes
- Stack navigation per tab
Styling
- Native StyleSheet for styling
- Dark/light mode toggle with theme persistence
- Responsive layouts for different screen sizes
- Modern blue primary color theme
Authentication
- Login & Register screens with form validation using Zod
- Secure token storage with Expo SecureStore
- Auth context for user state management
- Axios interceptors for token handling
Reusable Components
- Button with variants (default, outline, destructive, etc.)
- Input with validation, icons, and error states
- Card, Modal, Header, and Layout components
- Toast notifications for user feedback
API & Data
- Axios instance with interceptors for auth
- Service layer for auth and users
- Mock data for quick testing

The app is now properly structured for Expo development with clean, reusable components and proper React Native patterns.

266d ago

265d ago