MauiReactor

Component-based UI Library built on top of Maui Controls inspired to ReactJs and Flutter

MauiReactor is the successor of ReactorUI for Xamarin-Forms (https://github.com/adospace/reactorui-xamarin)

MauiReactor Nuget Packages

Documentation (WIP)

Introductionary video from Solution1 conference

Interview with James Montemagno

Getting started video from Gerald Versluis

Setting up MauiReactor from CLI

1. Install MauiReactor templates

dotnet new install Reactor.Maui.TemplatePack

2. Install MauiReactor hot reload console command

dotnet tool install -g Reactor.Maui.HotReload

3. Create a sample project

dotnet new maui-reactor-startup -o my-new-project

and move inside the new project folder

cd .\my-new-project\

4. Build & run the project (emulator or device must be running and configured)

dotnet build -t:Run -f net7.0-android

Under Mac, to target an iOS device/emulator, issue a command like this:

dotnet build -t:Run /p:_DeviceName=:v2:udid=<device_id> -f net7.0-ios

where the device id comes from this list:

xcrun simctl list

5. Hot-reload console

dotnet-maui-reactor -f [net7.0-android|net7.0-ios|...]

6. Edits to code should be hotreloaded by the application --> Enjoy!

All Packages

How to contribute

• Star the repository!
• File an issue (Issues)
• Fix bugs, add features, or improve the code with PRs
• Help with the documentation (Documentation Repo)