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Universal App Example using React Native for Vision Pro and IPhone (VisionOS and iOS)

This repository contains a universal application example developed using React Native for Vision Pro and iPhone (VisionOS and iOS). It is inspired by Apple's Hello World example for VisionOS. Please note that this example is intended for educational and demonstration purposes and is not ready for production use. All the code is provided as-is and is not supported by Apple or Facebook. Assets used in this example are provided by Apple and are not owned by the author of this repository.

You can check videos below to see the application in action

Features

  • Universal Application: This application is designed to run on both Vision Pro and iPhone devices (possibly on iPad as well).
  • React Native: The application is developed using React Native, a popular framework for building cross-platform applications.
  • 60 FPS: The application is designed to run at 60 frames per second (FPS) on both Vision Pro and iPhone devices to create a smooth user and native experience.

Missing Features

  • 3D Models are not supported at the moment due to the lack of support for 3D models in React Native for VisionOS.
  • Multi Window support is not working due to limitation of react-native-visionos library (p.s: it is on the way).
  • Immersive Space is not available yet, but it is on the way.

Installation

  • Install Node.js (>=18) and Yarn (3.6.4) if you haven't already.
  • Install Watchman brew install watchman if you haven't already.
  • For xcode, make sure that xcode is installed and the command line tools are installed by running xcode-select --install in your terminal.
  • For xcode build, install ios-deploy brew install ios-deploy
  • Enable corepack by running corepack enable in your terminal if you haven't already after Yarn installation.
  • Restart your terminal to apply the changes. Then run yarn set version 3.6.4 in the root directory to set the Yarn version.
  • Start by navigating to the root directory and run yarn or yarn install to install the necessary packages.
  • Next, navigate to the visionos folder and execute the following commands:
    • bundle install to install the necessary gems.
    • bundle exec pod install to install the required pods. (installing boost and hermes engine packages take time)
  • Return to the root directory and enter the ios folder, repeating the steps above.
  • Once again, return to the root directory and run yarn visionos and/or yarn ios to build and install the applications.
  • After the application has been built, execute yarn start to launch the metro server in a separate terminal window.
  • Finally, open the application on your device or simulator to see it in action.

Videos

Universal Apps in Action

universal-app-demo-for-visionpro.mp4

Comparison between React Native App and Original Swift App

comparison-apps.mp4

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues during the installation or usage of this application, please refer to the Troubleshooting page. If you are unable to resolve the issue, please open an issue on this repository.

Known Issues

The "yarn-path" option has been set (in .../MLVisionRN/source/•yarnrc.yml), but the specified location doesn't exist

This issue occurs when the yarn-path option is set in the yarnrc.yml file, but the specified location does not exist. To resolve this issue, remove the yarn-path option from the yarnrc.yml file and then run yarn set version 3.6.4 in the root directory to set the Yarn version.

Learn More

To learn more about React Native, take a look at the following resources: