[!WARNING] This document is intended solely for guidance on using third-party libraries and does not cover any information related to the React Native OpenHarmony framework. It will be updated continuously alongside the React Native OpenHarmony framework, and the current version does not represent the final version.

Introduction

If you are looking for documentation on setting up the environment, please refer to the "Setting Up the Development Environment" section in the development documentation here.

Overview

This document aims to assist developers in using third-party libraries of React Native OpenHarmony(RNOH) on the HarmonyOS platform, providing information for each library.

Contributing to the Documentation

We welcome contributions and encourage developers to participate in providing feedback and contributing to the documentation in various ways.

You can evaluate existing documentation, make simple changes, report quality issues, or contribute your original content. For more details, please refer to the Contribution Guidelines.

Usage Guidelines

• Codegen: Most third-party libraries have adapted to Codegen, and you need to proactively execute the generation of bridging code for these libraries before use. For more details, refer to the Codegen Documentation.
• C-API Architecture: Third-party libraries will evolve based solely on the RN C-API architecture. For a detailed introduction, please refer to C-API Architecture.
• RN Third-Party Library Patch Migration: To avoid impacting other platforms of the third-party libraries, migration is performed using patching. For more details, refer to RN Third-Party Library Patch Migration.
• RN framework release package: This document describes the use of the RN framework source package. When using the react_native_openharmony-xxx-release.har package, you also need to configure 'target_compile_options'. For details, please refer to Release Package Instructions.

Overview of RNOH Third-Party Libraries

[!TIP] NPM Public Repository Coordinates: @react-native-oh-tpl

[!TIP] If the "Supports New Architecture" column is marked with "-", it indicates that the library does not involve the new architecture or old architecture.

[!TIP] f the "HarmonyOS Releases" column is marked with "-", it indicates that the library did not require code modification during adaptation to the HarmonyOS platform and can directly use the source library code.