
With Next.js WebView, you can easily build cross-platform mobile apps with a single codebase. This means you can share the same code for both iOS and Android devices.
By leveraging the power of React and Next.js, you can create fast, scalable, and maintainable apps that meet the needs of your users.
Next.js WebView provides a set of pre-built components and APIs that simplify the development process, saving you time and effort. These components include a navigation bar, tab bar, and more, which can be easily integrated into your app.
Using Next.js WebView, you can create a seamless user experience across different platforms, with a consistent look and feel.
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Next.js Router Events
The routeChangeStart event is triggered when a user clicks a link to navigate to a new page.
This event is useful for creating a loading indicator between page navigations, as well as custom monitoring of user navigation behavior.
The Next.js router provides two methods for subscribing and unsubscribing to the events property: on and off.
You can use the on method to subscribe to the routeChangeStart event, which returns the URL that the user is navigating to and an object with a shallow property.
The routeChangeStart event is triggered by the Next.js router, not the browser, so routing outside of the Next.js router won’t trigger the event.
Here are some example use cases for Next.js router events:
- Creating a loading indicator between page navigations
- Custom monitoring of user navigation behavior
- Determining the load time of a page
- Animations during navigations
Server-side rendering tends to be the only data-fetching method that will cause any delay during routing because it executes at runtime.
In such cases, using router events to display an indicator is crucial for informing the user that loading is in progress.
Solution Overview
Next.js can be used with React Native, where the build output is for the web. This allows you to share some code between your Next.js web app and React Native mobile app.
The production build of a Next.js app produces HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that you can deploy to a website. You can share parts of your Next.js app with your React Native app like React components and React hooks that are not specific to the web or mobile OS.
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Next.js React components don’t have corresponding mobile views. This means you'll need to use a third-party library to simplify the process of code sharing and setup.
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Sources
- https://blog.logrocket.com/next-js-routechangestart-router-events/
- https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/routing/linking-and-navigating
- https://sentry.io/answers/referenceerror-localstorage-is-not-defined-in-next-js/
- https://sentry.io/answers/can-you-use-next-js-with-a-react-native-app/
- https://www.ripplezblog.com/blog/66376fdb3a4137760f9ebb29
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