use-dom

Run web code inside native apps using Expo DOM components.

Updated Jan 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/baskarajati/undangan --skill use-dom-baskarajati
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Skill: use-dom
Source: https://github.com/baskarajati/undangan/tree/main/.agent/skills/use-dom
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/baskarajati/undangan --skill use-dom-baskarajati

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Web apps often rely on DOM-heavy libraries or browser APIs that are not available on native platforms. Expo DOM components let you run web code verbatim in a webview on native, while rendering as-is on the web, enabling incremental migration of web apps to native.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Embedding web content in native apps via a dedicated DOM component layer.
  • Migrating web code to native without a full rewrite, preserving existing UI and libraries.
  • Using web libraries (charts, syntax highlighters, editors) inside Expo apps with a consistent cross-platform experience.

Quick Start

Wrap your web UI in a DOM component and render it inside a native webview while keeping it unchanged on web.

Frequently Asked Questions about use-dom

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I run web code in a React Native app without rewriting it?

To run web code in a React Native app without a full rewrite, use Expo DOM components to execute web libraries verbatim inside a native webview while rendering unchanged on the web.

What is the best way to migrate a web app to native incrementally?

The best way to migrate a web app to native incrementally is using Expo DOM components, which render web code as-is on the web and inside a webview on native, preserving existing libraries.

Does Expo DOM work with heavy web libraries like charts and editors?

Yes, Expo DOM works with heavy web libraries like charts and editors by embedding them inside a dedicated DOM component layer for a consistent cross-platform experience across web and native.

How do I configure a DOM component in an Expo project?

To configure a DOM component in an Expo project, add the use dom directive at the top of the file, ensure a single default export per component, and use the dom prop for configuration.

Why does my Expo DOM component require a single default export?

Your Expo DOM component requires a single default export because the directive mandates one default export per component file to properly render the web code inside the native webview layer.

What are the limitations of embedding web content in native apps via webview?

Limitations of embedding web content in native via Expo DOM include webview rendering constraints and the need to follow strict file directives, though it successfully enables cross-platform web library usage.