Create Mobile applications using native widgets via Svelte Svelte and NativeScript.

See https://svelte-native.technology for docs and tutorials

Svelte-Native includes Svelte specific integrations such as

• The ability to use svelte components to create native applications on top of NativeScript core
• Svelte specific navigation and modals eg navigate({ page: MySvelteComponent })
• Integration with svelte's transistions eg <label transition:fade="{duration: 2000}">
• Integration with sveltes scoped styles
• Complete coverage of the Nativescript core UI modules
• Uses unmodified Svelte and Nativescript modules

While Svelte Native is feature complete, there are some items outstanding to bring it to the level of other Nativescript library integrations

• Full support for the Progress professional UI components #22
• Improved documentation around importing Nativescript plugins #45
• A Nativescript app template for use with tns create --template #52
• An examples page that shows open source applications made with Svelte Native #51
• Migrate the site to the latest version of Svelte's SiteKit #53
• At least 1 emoji in readme.md 👍
• More Tests 😳 #54

You can get started developing with this using the latest template app

$ npx degit halfnelson/svelte-native-template myapp

A fresh Svelte Native app will be found in the myapp folder

Once installed, the build workflow is to use the tns build or tns run commands as normal.

App.svelte

<page>
    <actionBar title="Svelte Native"></actionBar>
    <stackLayout>
        <label text={msg}></label>
        <button text="Change" on:tap="{toggle}"></button>
    </stackLayout>
</page>

<script>
  export let msg = 'Hello World!'
  const toggle = () => {
      msg = "Hi from svelte"
  }
</script>

Main.ts

import App from './components/App.svelte';

import { svelteNative } from 'svelte-native'

svelteNative(App, {msg: "Hi from launcher"});

The DOM implementation is based on the one from Nativescript-Vue. Thanks! The API Docs were ported from the Nativescript-Vue Too The Site Design is from SvelteJS