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Minimum Requirement

  • iOS

    • Minimum iOS Target >= 13.4

  • Android

    • buildToolVersion >= "34.0.0"

    • kotlinVersion >= 1.7.0

    • minSdkVersion >= 24

    • compileSdkVersion >= 34

    • ndkVersion >= "25.1.8937393"

  • ENV

    • React >= v16

    • NodeJS >= v18

    • NPM >= v6

    • yarn >= v1.22.15

    • JDK >= 17.0.10

    • ruby >= 3.2.0

    • XCode >= 15

Installation

Open-source Installation

With open-source, developers have more flexibility and greater customization options, allowing you to have complete control over the visual style. Open sourcing allows for more transparency and visibility and enables contributions from a greater developer community in terms of good design, implementation, code improvement, and fixes, translating into a better product and typical development.

  1. Clone the social.plus UI Kit open-source repository from GitHub:

  2. Navigate to the cloned repository directory:

  3. Install the dependencies:

  4. Build the UI Kit:

Package Installation

This step will build the app and return amity-react-native-social-ui-kit-x.x.x.tgz file in inside the folder

  1. Copy tgz file to your project folder where you need to use ui-kit:

  2. Install built UI Kit tgz file: The command to install the ui-kit package depends on the package manager used in your project.

    • Yarn

    • NPM

    • PNPM

  3. Install peer dependencies: The command to install the ui-kit package depends on the package manager used in your project.

    • Yarn

    • NPM

    • PNPM

iOS Configuration

In Pod file, add these lines under your target,

In XCode,

Set Minimum Deployments at least iOS 12.0

iOS Permissions

Add following permissions to info.plist file (ios/{YourAppName}/Info.plist)

iOS Setup Background downloading

Add this method in AppDelegate.mm file (ios/{YourAppName}/AppDelegate.mm)

Android Configuration

Build project gradle with your Android Studio

In android/build.gradle, add below in in buildscript > ext

kotlinVersion = 1.7.0 and above, compileSdkVersion = 34, buildToolsVersion = "34.0.0"

Android Permissions

Add the following permissions to AndroidManifest.xml file (android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml)

Usage

Customization

Our UIKit v4 supports customization in a single place by modifying a uikit.config.json file in related UIKit repository. This configuration file includes all the necessary data to customize the appearance of each pages, components, and elements that we allow to do customization. Note: uikit.config.json file should be in your project. Please kindly check the example project.

Using Theme

Using the default theme

social.plus UIKit uses the default theme as part of the design language.

Theme customization

Without customization, the UIKit already looks good. However, if you wish to customize the theme, you can declare changes to color variables by passing your own color codes to our uikit.config.json. Here is the code usage of how to customize the theme.

Dark Mode

The Dark Mode feature in our UIKit enhances user experience by providing an alternative visual style that is particularly beneficial in low-light environments. It's designed to reduce eye strain, improve readability, and offer a more visually comfortable interface. You can enable dark mode by just changing preferred_theme: "default" to the preferred_theme: "dark" in uikit.config.json

Push Notification

Since v4.0.0-beta.7, UIKit supports push notifications by registering fcm token for android and apn token for ios. To enable push notifications in UIKit, please follow the instructions on the React Native Push Notifications Initialization page.

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