saulsharma / netflix-ui
Netflix UI in Expo/React Native
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What is netflix-ui?
netflix-ui is a Netflix mobile UI clone for React Native and Expo. It recreates profile management, navigation, animated content screens, search, downloads, games, and video playback interfaces. The project is primarily written in TypeScript and uses Expo, React Native, and Expo Router.
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62 files and 105 symbols in 10 modules, led by TypeScript (52 files) and JavaScript (3).
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Key features of netflix-ui
- Animated profile selection includes staggered loading, profile switching transitions, sound effects, and haptic feedback.
- Custom tab navigation uses sliding animations, while content interactions use gestures and shared element transitions.
- Content screens include an animated home screen, a New & Hot section, a mobile games showcase, dynamic search, downloads management, and a teaser video player.
- The interface includes iOS-style modal presentations, dynamic blur and scaling effects, tilt animations, expandable categories, and a custom font.
- The project uses reusable animated components with custom Netflix-style icons and layouts.
How saulsharma/netflix-ui works
The app uses Expo Router for file-based navigation across screens in the app directory. Reusable animated interface elements are organized in components, while hooks provide shared interaction and animation logic. Profile state is managed through contexts, and tab navigation state is coordinated across the application. React Native Reanimated handles worklet-based animations, while React Native Gesture Handler processes native gestures. The data directory supplies content data used by screens, and styles defines shared visual rules.
The codebase has 62 files and 105 symbols in 10 modules, led by TypeScript and JavaScript. Code health is 9.5 out of 10, rated excellent.
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What is netflix-ui?
netflix-ui is a Netflix mobile UI clone built with React Native and Expo. It recreates Netflix-style profiles, navigation, content screens, search, downloads, games, and video playback interfaces.
How does netflix-ui work?
netflix-ui uses Expo Router for file-based navigation, reusable components for the interface, contexts for profile state, and hooks for shared interaction logic. Reanimated and Gesture Handler provide animations and native gestures.
What language is netflix-ui written in?
netflix-ui is primarily written in TypeScript. The project also includes JavaScript files.
How is the netflix-ui code organized?
netflix-ui organizes interface code in components, screens and routes in app, shared logic in hooks, profile state in contexts, visual rules in styles, and content data in data.
When should I use netflix-ui?
netflix-ui is for building or studying a Netflix-style mobile interface with React Native and Expo. It covers animated profiles, navigation, content browsing, search, downloads, games, and video playback.
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