expo-swiftui

To integrate SwiftUI views into an Expo application, use the Expo Modules API to define custom native modules in Swift and expose your views as ExpoView subclasses. This bridges native iOS SwiftUI components directly into your JavaScript project.

Yes, you can pass props and handle events from SwiftUI to JavaScript in Expo. By defining custom native modules and managing event handlers within your Swift code, you can seamlessly expose interactive SwiftUI component behaviors to your JavaScript layer.

To start bridging native iOS APIs with Expo Modules, you need a Swift development environment and the Expo Modules Core. These prerequisites allow you to define native modules, access native iOS APIs, and expose SwiftUI views as ExpoView subclasses.

The best way to build a custom interactive map component using SwiftUI in Expo is by creating a native module that exposes a SwiftUI view. You can manage region props and user interaction event handlers directly through native Swift code via the Expo Modules API.

Yes, using SwiftUI with Expo requires writing custom Swift native modules. This approach utilizes the Expo Modules API to define native functionalities, exposing SwiftUI views as ExpoView subclasses and managing the bridging logic between Swift and JavaScript.