reactnative-llms

React Native Docs

When to Use

• When developing mobile cross-platform applications using React Native.
• When you need documentation on React Native Core Components (e.g., View, Text, FlatList, ScrollView).
• When you need documentation on React Native APIs, Animations, Handling Touches, or linking libraries.

When Not to Use

• When working on standard web applications using React (use react-llms instead).

Core Process

1. Identify the Topic: Determine which React Native feature or component you need to look up (e.g., KeyboardAvoidingView, Navigation, AppRegistry, Platform-Specific Code).
2. Fetch the Documentation Index: Use a web fetching tool to read the main llms.txt file listed in the References.
3. Fetch Specific Documents: From the index, extract the exact link for the topic and fetch the specific documentation markdown.
4. Apply Context: Apply the retrieved documentation to guide the task correctly.

Core Principles

• Targeted Loading: React Native documentation is large. Rely on the llms.txt index to fetch only the specific files you need rather than attempting to fetch the entire corpus.

References

To fully utilize this skill, you MUST read at least one of the links relevant to the current context:

• React Native Documentation Index (llms.txt): https://reactnative.dev/llms.txt You MUST read this index when you need to read documentation on any React Native component or API. Index includes docs, getting-started, environment-setup, components-and-apis, handling-touches, animated, flexbox, etc.