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React Native adapter for SimpleAPI Engine

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@simple-api/react-native

The mobile-optimized adapter for simple-api.

@simple-api/react-native is a specialized wrapper around @simple-api/react, tuned for the mobile environment. It ensures that your API engine performs optimally on iOS and Android devices, focusing on battery efficiency, connectivity resilience, and shared logic.

Key Features

  • Offline Queue: mutation persistence and replay support for flaky networks.
  • Battery Efficient: Leverages the core engine's request deduplication to minimize radio usage.
  • Mobile Optimized: Defaults tuned for React Native fetch and environmental constraints.
  • Shared Architecture: Use the exact same API definitions for both web and mobile.

Installation

npm install @simple-api/react-native @simple-api/core @tanstack/react-query

Quick Start

1. Define your API

// shared/api.ts
import { createApi } from "@simple-api/core";

export const apiDefinition = createApi({
  baseUrl: "https://api.myapp.com",
  services: {
    posts: {
      list: { method: "GET", path: "/posts" },
      create: { method: "POST", path: "/posts" },
    },
  },
});

2. Mobile-Specific Adapter

// hooks/useApi.ts
import { createReactAdapter } from "@simple-api/react-native";
import { apiDefinition } from "../shared/api";

export const useMobileApi = createReactAdapter(apiDefinition);

Offline Queue

The React Native adapter includes a powerful createOfflineQueue utility for handling mutations when the device is disconnected.

import { createOfflineQueue } from "@simple-api/react-native";

const queue = createOfflineQueue({
  onSuccess: (id, res) => console.log("Synced!", res),
  maxRetries: 5,
});

// Add anytime. If online, it fires. If offline, it waits.
queue.add(() => api.posts.create({ body: { text: "Offline post" } }));

// Replay manually or on network event
queue.flush();

License

MIT © Elnatan Samuel

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Package last updated on 14 Mar 2026

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