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Mobile Komponenten, die du vor der Installation anfassen kannst

Jedes Handy unten führt die echte Komponente aus, kein Video: Drück auf Live testen. Zieh das Sheet, wisch die Zeilen, halt den Button. Haptik, Gesten, Dark Mode und reduzierte Bewegung sind eingebaut.

$ npx shadcn@latest add https://goodui.dev/native/r/button.json
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80 Komponenten

Aktionen 7

ButtonA press-responsive button with haptics that runs async actions on its own: it gathers into a spinner, then opens into a success or error state.
Floating action buttonA floating main action that opens a speed dial (the plus turns into a close mark, a scrim dims the screen, mini actions rise one by one with labels) and, extended, folds its label away while you scroll.
Hold to confirmConfirms an irreversible action by holding: ink fills from the leading edge, the label inverts where the ink passes, and haptics tick at every quarter.
Icon buttonA layered icon-only button whose surface and icon sink on touch down and release on different springs; it runs async actions itself, carries a badge and shows a hint on long press.
Like buttonA like toggle with one moment of delight: the heart squashes and springs back filled, a ring expands and particles burst while the count rolls; it updates optimistically and rolls back if the request fails.
Swipe actionsRow actions that unfold with the finger; a long swipe lets the edge action take over and run, and destructive actions collapse the row before it leaves.
Swipe to confirmSlide to confirm: the thumb follows the finger 1:1, the track fills behind it and the label fades, a tick marks the point of no return, and at the end the track gathers into a spinner and opens into the result.

Inputs 15

Checkbox and radioCheckboxes whose check draws itself in (an indeterminate dash retracts into it) and radios whose dot pops into the center, inline or as list rows, with CheckboxGroup and RadioGroup helpers.
ChipFilter, choice and input chips: selecting one fills it with the accent while a check draws itself in, removing one shrinks it away, and a ChipGroup in single mode moves one elastic highlight from chip to chip.
Color pickerSwatches with a selection ring that springs from swatch to swatch while the chosen swatch shrinks inside it, plus an optional pad: drag the thumb over saturation and brightness, slide the hue bar, and the before and after preview follows live.
Date pickerInline month calendar: months slide with the finger, the selection circle travels from day to day and stretches toward the new one, a range sweeps its band in from the start day, and booked days are crossed out. A compact wheel variant picks day, month and year in the locale's order.
OTP inputA verification code field where digits pop in, a pending check breathes, success ripples across the cells and a wrong code shakes and clears.
Quantity stepperA − value + stepper whose value rolls in the direction of change. Hold a button to repeat with acceleration; the ends push back with a rubber-band bounce and a warning haptic. In a cart the − turns into a trash button at the minimum.
RatingStars (or any symbol) you tap or drag across: the fill sweeps from the old rating to the new one and every symbol it crosses pops on its own beat; half steps optional, and a read-only variant shows exact fractions with a value and a count.
Search barAn iOS-style search field: focusing it shrinks the field while a Cancel button springs in beside it and scope chips cascade in below. Clear button, loading spinner and debounced queries built in.
Segmented controlTwo to five views of the same thing with an elastic highlight that stretches toward the new segment, can be dragged, and ticks at every boundary. Includes a billing toggle.
SelectA field that opens a bottom sheet list with search, sections and checkmarks that draw themselves in. Single mode closes on a pick; multiple mode shows the picks as chips in the field that grow in and shrink away live behind the sheet.
SliderSingle and range sliders whose thumbs follow the finger 1:1 and settle onto the nearest step on release, with a value bubble that grows out of the thumb while dragging and optional step ticks that tick.
SwitchAn iOS-style switch with squash and stretch: the thumb stretches toward where it is going on touch down, then travels on a spring while the track color follows. Settings-row layout, tones, sizes and optimistic async changes.
Text fieldA text field whose label glides up as you focus it, with helper and error text that slide in, a shake and haptic on error, clear and reveal buttons, a character counter and a multiline mode that grows with its text.
Time slotsA booking grid of time slots grouped into morning, afternoon and evening: the picked slot pops into the accent, taken slots are crossed out, low availability shows "2 left", and a summary with the end time and the confirm button rides under the grid or pinned to the bottom of the screen.
Wheel pickeriOS-style wheel: rows sit on a cylinder in 3D perspective, follow the finger 1:1, keep the fling's momentum and settle exactly on a row with a select tick for every row that passes. Compose several into one picker with WheelPickerGroup. On the web it scrolls with the mouse wheel and drags with the mouse.

Navigation 6

DrawerA side drawer that follows the finger from the screen edge: the scrim darkens with its progress and, in the card variant, the screen behind shrinks, rounds and slides aside on the same progress. Release settles it with the finger's velocity; Escape, the back button or a tap on the scrim closes it.
Large title headerAn iOS large title that collapses into a compact bar as the content scrolls: the titles cross-fade, the bar fades in, the title stretches when pulled past the top and a half-finished collapse settles on either state.
Onboarding pagerA full-screen onboarding pager: pages follow the finger 1:1 with parallax on their content, the page dot stretches toward the next page like a worm, and the Next button grows with the swipe into a full-width Get started on the last page.
Tab barA bottom tab bar whose pill stretches toward the next tab and can be dragged to scrub between tabs; the selected icon bounces, badges pop, and it can hide while scrolling.
Top tabsA swipeable pager under a tab strip whose indicator tracks the swipe continuously: the leading edge runs ahead and the trailing edge follows, so it stretches between tabs and gathers as the page lands. Labels recolor with the swipe and a scrolling strip keeps the indicator centred.
Week stripA horizontal week of days: one accent pill slides between days and stretches toward the new one, weeks page with the finger 1:1, dots mark busy days, and a header shows the month with a Today button.

Overlays 9

Action sheetAn iOS-style list of choices that springs up from the bottom edge in grouped cards; it follows the finger to be dragged away, and pulling it up stretches the gap between the cards before they spring back together.
Alert dialogA centered alert that springs in from slightly larger; touch an action and slide across the others with a tick per action, tap outside and it nudges, and async actions keep it open with a spinner until they settle.
Bottom sheetA sheet that rests at detents, follows the finger 1:1, settles with velocity and hands drags off to its scroll view.
Coach markAn onboarding spotlight: the screen dims around a cut-out over the measured target, and Next morphs the hole to the next target, changing shape and size in flight, while the tooltip glides alongside and a ring pulses on arrival.
Context menuLong-press an element and it lifts out of the page above a dimmed backdrop while a menu springs out beside it; keep the finger down, slide onto an item and release to choose. Right-click opens it on the web.
Image viewerTap a thumbnail and the photo flies out of it into a full-screen viewer, its crop opening up as it lands; pinch or double-tap to zoom at your fingers, drag to pan, swipe between photos, and drag down to send it back into its thumbnail while the background fades. On the web the wheel zooms toward the pointer.
PopoverA bubble anchored to an element whose arrow always points at the anchor's center, even when the bubble is pushed in from the screen edge; it flips above or below to fit and unfurls out of the arrow tip.
Reaction pickerLong-press a message and a pill of emoji springs out of it one by one; slide the finger across and the emoji under it swells dock-style while its neighbours lean in; let go to pick and the emoji flies in an arc onto the message, landing in a badge with a pop.
StoriesAn Instagram-style story viewer that grows out of the tapped avatar: segmented bars fill at the top, tap right or left to step, hold to pause while the chrome steps aside, swipe sideways to the next person with a plain slide, and drag down to send it back into the avatar.

Feedback 8

BadgeA count, dot or status badge that springs in when it appears, pops when its value changes, caps at 99+ and shrinks away at zero; BadgeAnchor pins it to an icon or avatar.
BannerAn inline status banner that slides down from under the edge above and pushes the content down, flings away sideways with the finger, and can collapse on its own behind a draining hairline; includes an offline preset.
ConfettiA celebration burst: paper pieces launch from a point or rain from the top on closed-form physics (air drag, gravity, sway), spinning and turning over as they fall; one burst per trigger, a static sparkle under reduced motion.
Empty stateA designed empty, error or offline state: a tinted disc pops in, its line art draws itself stroke by stroke with the highlight landing last, then the title, description and actions rise in.
Pull to refreshA scroll view whose refresh indicator is a drop that stretches as you pull, snaps round with a bounce and a haptic past the threshold, spins while onRefresh runs and ends on a check or an error.
SkeletonLoading placeholders whose shimmer is one light passing diagonally over the whole screen, plus presets and a Swap that eases from the skeleton's height to the content's while it cross-fades.
Success checkA success or error moment: the circle springs in, the check draws itself while a ring pulses out and the title rises in; the error variant draws a cross and shakes once. Inline or fullscreen, optionally with confetti.
ToastBackground confirmations that stack at the top, fan out on tap, swipe away up or sideways, and pause their timers while touched.

Daten 11

AccordionCollapsible rows whose panels open from their measured height on the UI thread, with content that drops into place and a chevron that turns on the same spring.
AvatarA photo that fades in over initials on a color picked from the name, with a presence dot and a story ring whose accent arc sweeps in when there is something new and away once seen; AvatarGroup stacks people with a +N counter and fans out on tap.
CarouselA snapping card carousel that follows the finger 1:1, shrinks and dims the neighbours, stretches its pagination pill with the drag, and turns that pill into a timer when it autoplays.
Chat bubbleMessage bubbles that group into runs with one tail, carry a receipt that ticks forward (clock, a check that draws itself, two checks, both brightening when read) and spring up out of the composer; plus a TypingIndicator whose dots wave and a Composer whose mic morphs into a filled send arrow as soon as there is text.
Expandable cardA card that opens into its detail: inline it grows from its own measured height while the preview cross-fades into the detail under a header that never moves; fullscreen the card itself lifts out and stretches to fill the screen, and a swipe down shrinks it back into its place.
List rowSettings and navigation cells with a token-colored icon tile, title, subtitle and a trailing value, switch, badge, check or chevron, grouped in inset sections with headers and footers. On touch down the highlight floods in, the tile sinks and the chevron leans forward; on release the highlight lingers and fades.
Progress ringA circular progress ring that fills on a spring, laps itself past 100 % with a gap that lifts the lap off the ring, and bounces once with a success haptic when it completes.
Reorderable listA drag-to-sort list: a long press (or the grip) lifts a row with a little scale and a shadow, the other rows slide out of its way with a tick per swap, the list scrolls itself near the edges, and the row settles into its slot on release.
Rolling numberA number whose digits roll in the direction of change, with digits that open and close in place and currency signs that glide instead of jumping.
SparklineA small line or area chart that draws itself in and morphs to new data; press and drag to scrub, and a dot rides the curve while the line beyond your finger dims and every point ticks.
Sticky header listA sectioned list whose sticky headers change as they stick: the title shrinks toward the leading edge and a surface with a hairline (frosted on the web) fades in under it. A contacts-style index on the side jumps between sections while a large letter follows the finger, with a tick per letter.

Screens (Pro) 24

Appointments screenA client's bookings in Upcoming and Past tabs: date-tile cards with status, time, professional and place. Swipe a card for Reschedule or Cancel; cancelling asks in an alert that spins while the request runs, then the card slides out of Upcoming and the tab count drops.
Booking confirm screenThe last step of a booking flow: a summary card, client details, notes and the cancellation policy, booked with a slide (or a button). The slider spins while the request runs, then the screen gives way to a success check with confetti, Add to calendar and Done.
Booking details screenOne appointment in full: status badge and reference, the day and time with how far away it is, the professional, the services and total, a map card with Directions and Call, Add to calendar, Reschedule, and a hold-to-cancel that names the free cancellation window.
Booking time screenStep three of a booking flow: a week strip, the day's times grouped by morning, afternoon and evening for the chosen professional, a time zone note, and a summary that springs up from the bottom with the time rolling in on every pick.
Cart screenA shopping cart: line items with a quantity stepper whose minus turns into remove, swipe left to remove or save for later, a promo code field, a free delivery meter and totals that roll with every change above a checkout bar. Removing an item offers Undo; an empty cart shows its own empty state.
Chat screenA complete one-to-one chat thread: a header with the contact's avatar, presence and call buttons, messages grouped by day and by sender, receipts that tick forward, typing dots, long-press reactions and a composer that rides the keyboard; a sent message springs up out of the composer and ticks from clock to read.
Checkout screenThe last step before paying: delivery address and payment method pickers, delivery options, the order summary with totals that roll when the delivery changes, and slide to pay in thumb reach. Paying covers the screen with a success check and confetti, then hands over through onDone.
Edit profile screenEdit your own profile: change the photo from an action sheet (take, choose, remove) and watch the new one spring in, fields that validate as you leave them, Save with its own pending, saved and error states riding on the keyboard, and an alert that guards unsaved changes on back.
Inbox screenA complete messaging inbox: a large title that collapses into the bar, a search field, conversation rows with avatars, previews, times and unread badges, swipe to mute, archive or delete with Undo, and pull to refresh where new conversations drop in at the top and push the list down.
Notifications screenActivity grouped into Today and Earlier with avatars, unread dots and thumbnails, follow requests with Accept and Decline in the row, swipe to dismiss, Mark all read where the dots fold away one after another, a banner that offers to turn on push while it is off, and an empty state when everything is cleared.
Order tracking screenLive order status: the arrival estimate with minutes that roll as they count down, a timeline whose line fills into each step as the order moves on (finished steps draw a check, the current one breathes), the courier with call and message buttons, and the items. Delivery lands a success check and asks for a rating.
Paywall screenA complete subscription paywall: a monthly and yearly toggle with a savings badge, plan cards whose prices roll digit by digit when the period changes, a feature list, a trial note that always states the price, restore purchases and an async subscribe button.
Permissions screenA permission priming screen: each permission is a list row with a switch that asks the system only when turned on, a reminder preview drops in on a spring when notifications are allowed, a denial shows a banner with a way to Settings, and Not now is one tap away.
Product screenA shop's product detail: swipeable gallery with page pills, title, rating and a price that rolls with the size, color swatches or chips, size chips, a quantity stepper, specs, a reviews summary and a bottom bar with the rolling total. When Add to cart succeeds the product photo flies in an arc into the cart button and its count pops.
Profile screenA complete social profile: the handle in the bar, an avatar with a story ring that sweeps to seen, post, follower and following counts that roll up from zero as the screen opens, bio, location and link, Follow and Message buttons, and swipeable tabs with a photo grid that opens full screen and a list.
Service picker screenStep one of a booking flow: the menu in sticky category sections with duration and price, add-ons that spring up as chips once a matching service is picked, and a total that rolls with every change above the Continue button. Also ships the booking data model shared by every booking screen.
Settings screenA complete settings screen in inset grouped sections: account, notification switches that flip optimistically, a light, dark and system appearance switch, privacy, storage with a cache size that rolls down to zero when cleared, about, and a destructive sign out confirmed in an alert that runs it.
Sign in screenA complete sign-in screen: email and password, forgot password, an async Sign in button that gathers into a spinner and opens into a check, or shakes together with the password field when the credentials are rejected, and Continue with Apple or Google.
Sign up screenA complete sign-up screen: name, email and a password with a live strength meter whose segments fill and recolor while each rule's check draws itself in, a terms checkbox and an async Create account button.
Staff picker screenStep two of a booking flow: an Any available card and a card per professional with photo, rating and next free time. One accent ring springs from card to card, its edges on different springs so it stretches toward the pick.
Transaction detail screenOne payment in full: merchant header, the signed amount, a status badge and a category chip that recategorizes, the details as grouped rows, split and receipt actions and Report a problem. The split sheet rolls each person's share as you change the head count.
Verify screenA complete email or SMS code verification screen: OTP cells that shake and clear on a wrong code, a resend button behind a rolling countdown, and a success check that springs in once the code is accepted.
Wallet home screenA banking or wallet home: greeting, the balance of the centered card with hide and show, a swipeable card carousel, quick actions, this month's spending as a scrubbable sparkline and recent transactions, all inside pull to refresh. Swiping to another card rolls the balance, morphs the sparkline and swaps the list.
Welcome screenA complete first-run welcome: an onboarding pager with parallax pages and a worm page dot, where each page's art plays as it settles (a weekly ring fills, a distance chart draws, a group of runners fans out), Get started and a Sign in link.

Lokalisierung

Ein Provider übersetzt alle eingebauten Texte von goodui Native (Accessibility-Labels, Ansagen, Button-Texte) und setzt die Sprache für Datums- und Zahlenformate. Er nutzt dieselben Pakete und Komponenten-IDs wie das Web-Kit: 18 Sprachen plus Englisch.

npx shadcn@latest add https://goodui.dev/native/r/locale-tr.json
app/_layout.tsx
import { Stack } from "expo-router"
import { GooduiLocaleProvider, ThemeProvider } from "@/components/goodui-native/foundation"
import { Toaster } from "@/components/goodui-native/toast/toast"
import tr from "@/components/goodui-native/locales/tr"

export default function RootLayout() {
  return (
    <GooduiLocaleProvider lang="tr" labels={tr}>
      <ThemeProvider colorScheme="system">
        <Stack />
        <Toaster />
      </ThemeProvider>
    </GooduiLocaleProvider>
  )
}

Legen Sie ihn um den ThemeProvider, damit auch Sheets und Toasts die Sprache übernehmen. Einzelne Texte einer Komponente überschreiben Sie mit der labels-Prop. Für Arabisch und Hebräisch beim App-Start I18nManager.forceRTL(true) aufrufen; im Web dir am Dokument setzen.

So funktioniert die Lokalisierung in goodui →