Boost Your Expo App with ExpoKit: Advanced UI Components

Boost Your Expo App with ExpoKit: Advanced UI Components

This skill allows developers to add and use ExpoKit UI components in their Expo or React Native applications. It provides a straightforward workflow for incorporating components such as buttons, inputs, sheets, dialogs, toasts, pickers, charts, 3D elements, and Liquid Glass into your projects seamlessly.

What this skill does

• Find the item: Connect to the `expokit` MCP server and use commands like `search_items` or `list_items` followed by `view_item` to get component properties, the import line, and examples. Alternatively, run `npx @expokit/cli@latest add --list` or check this document for a list of available components.
• Add the component: From the app's root directory, use the CLI command `npx @expokit/cli@latest add [...]`. During this process, an `init` action will be performed, setting up necessary files and package installations.
• Open the copied file: Verify the export name and component properties, then import the component using the path alias.
• Use documented props: Adhere to the properties listed in the examples or documentation available at ExpoKit Components Documentation.

Who it is for

This skill is particularly beneficial for developers and teams using AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. It supports those looking to enhance their Expo or React Native applications with advanced and native-feeling UI components.

Use cases

• Developers wanting a comprehensive set of UI components for rapid prototype or full-scale application development.
• Teams seeking consistent and high-quality UI elements without the need for re-implementation.
• Projects requiring animated and native-feeling user interfaces with minimal setup.

Technical details

ExpoKit functions similarly to shadcn/ui for Expo, by copying component source code directly into applications. There is no need to import a specific package. The setup process involves modifying configuration files such as `components.json` and `tsconfig.json`, installing dependencies like `react-native-svg` and `expo-haptics`, and using path aliases for component imports.

Source & Licence

This package is built on open-source work published by ExpoKit (ExpoKit/ExpoKit) and distributed under MIT. The original licence text and copyright notice are included in your download.

Personal and commercial use, modification and redistribution are permitted, provided the original copyright and licence notice are retained.

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Delivery & Support

• Delivery: instant — a secure download link is emailed to you as soon as payment is confirmed.
• Format: ZIP archive containing the skill files, documentation and the original licence.
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