ant-design/ant-design-mobile-rn

Ant Design for React Native

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Added to GitGenius on September 20th, 2026
Created on May 2nd, 2018
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Number of forks: 612
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Detailed Description

Ant Design Mobile RN is a React Native UI component library that implements the Ant Design Mobile specification for native and web applications.

The library addresses the need for consistent, configurable mobile UI components across React Native projects. It provides a set of pre-built components that follow Ant Design's mobile design patterns while allowing customization for different product requirements. The implementation supports both iOS and Android through React Native, with TypeScript as the primary language for type safety and developer experience.

Teams building cross-platform mobile applications with React Native should consider this library if they want to adopt Ant Design's visual language and component patterns. It suits projects where design consistency with the broader Ant Design ecosystem matters, or where teams are already familiar with Ant Design conventions. The README mentions Tanjun as an alternative for developers who only need styling without the full component implementation.

The project maintains active support across multiple React Native and Expo SDK versions, with preview builds available for testing on physical devices. Development activity shows ongoing compatibility work to support current and recent versions of the React Native ecosystem, indicating sustained maintenance of the codebase to keep pace with platform updates.