use-dom

Integrate web code into Expo apps using DOM components in a WebView.

1|Updated Dec 7, 2025

Search Tags:#javascript #migration #cross-platform #webviews #react-native #expo #dom

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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Expo DOM components enable running web code inside a native app via a webview while rendering as-is on the web, allowing incremental migration from web to native.

Core Features & Use Cases

Web-to-native migration: Run existing web components inside a native app without a full rewrite.
Web library compatibility: Use libraries that rely on DOM APIs (charts, syntax highlighters) in Expo projects.
Use Case: Port a dashboard that uses recharts and syntax highlighting to a React Native app by wrapping the web UI in a DOM component.

Quick Start

Wrap your existing web UI in a DOM component and render it in a native screen.

Frequently Asked Questions about use-dom

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

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How do I run existing web code in a React Native app?▼

You can run web code in a React Native app by using Expo DOM components, which render your web interfaces inside a native WebView. This allows you to migrate web UI to native incrementally without a full rewrite.

Can I use web libraries that rely on DOM APIs in an Expo project?▼

Yes, you can use web libraries that rely on DOM APIs in an Expo project by wrapping them in a DOM component. This renders the web content inside a native WebView, enabling compatibility for charts and syntax highlighters.

What is the best way to migrate a web dashboard to React Native?▼

The best way to migrate a web dashboard to React Native is using Expo DOM components to wrap your existing web UI. This approach supports incremental migration by rendering web content within a native WebView for consistent results.

How do I configure Expo DOM components for web-to-native migration?▼

To configure Expo DOM components, add the 'use dom' directive at the top of your file, create a single default export component, and properly type the optional dom prop to configure the native WebView for your web content.

Does Expo DOM component code render differently on web platforms?▼

No, Expo DOM components render as-is on web platforms. They only run web code inside a native WebView when deployed to native apps, ensuring consistent rendering across React Native projects and web platforms during migration.

When should I not use Expo DOM components for cross-platform development?▼

You should not use Expo DOM components when you need fully native UI components instead of WebView rendering. They are designed for incremental migration and web library compatibility, not for replacing native navigation or performance-critical views.