This is a minimal proof of work of a React Native project that uses Next.js with Vovk.ts as back-end. At this example Expo and Next.js installed at the same folder in order to keep it as simple as possible. /src contains Next.js + Vovk.ts project and App.tsx contains RN code.

import { get, prefix } from 'vovk';
import GreetingService from './GreetingService';

@prefix('greeting')
export default class GreetingController {
  @get('hello', { cors: true })
  static getGreeting() {
    return GreetingService.getGreeting();
  }

  // ...
}

import { GreetingController } from 'vovk-client';

// ...

<Pressable 
  onPress={async () => {
    setGreetingResponse(await GreetingController.getGreeting());
  }}
>
  <Text>Get Greeting</Text>
</Pressable>
<Text>{greetingResponse?.greeting}</Text>

In order to make it work locally on all platforms you need to define prefix at vovk.config.js that includes local IP address instead of relative path or localhost. The IP address below is used as an example and yours can be different.

// vovk.config.js
const vovkConfig = {
    prefix: `http://192.168.1.2:${process.env.PORT}/api`,
};

module.exports = vovkConfig;

If you don't need Android support, simply use localhost.

To define production server use ternary expression checking NODE_ENV variable or override the prefix with VOVK_PREFIX variable if it's applicable.

Install deps with npm i.

Run one of the following commands:

• npm run ios
• npm run android
• npm run web

These NPM scripts run vovk dev and expo start in parallel using concurrently. Please check package.json for more information.

In order to run fetch API and async generators you need to use the following polyfills:

if(Platform.OS !== 'web') {
  import('react-native-polyfill-globals/auto');
  import('@azure/core-asynciterator-polyfill');
}

By default Vovk.ts determines wether it needs to use regular HTTP request handler or HTTP stream handler by checking content-type response header. With fetch polyfill the fetch function needs to know in advance if it's going to be used to stream text. Vovk's default fetcher supports non-standard reactNative: { textStreaming: true } option out of the box as an extension for RequestInit interface that is accepted by all client methods. In other words, you need to provide this option every time when you need use text streaming.

for await (const token of await GreetingController.streamGreeting({
  reactNative: { textStreaming: true }
})) {
  // ...
}

Also note that text streaming does not work properly in dev mode on Android. It retruns all stream messages alltogether once the stream is done.