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🎯 해결하려는 문제가 무엇인가요?

이 저장소는 create-expo-app 기본 템플릿(탭 2개 + 데모 컴포넌트) 상태였다. 실제로 필요한 건 stream-client-web을 앱 안에 띄우는 네이티브 셸이다.

템플릿 데모 코드를 걷어내고, 웹을 전체 화면으로 띄우는 WebView 셸을 구현한다. 웹이 아직 배포 전이라 이번 작업의 목표는 로컬 dev 서버를 앱에서 띄우는 것까지다.

❓ 왜 해결해야 하나요?

화면 UI는 stream-client-web이 전담한다. WDS(@wanteddev/wds)가 React DOM 전용이라 RN에서 재사용할 수 없고, 같은 화면을 두 번 만들 이유도 없다.

앱을 별도로 두는 이유는 화면이 아니라 화면 밖의 것들이다 — 푸시 알림, 로그인 유지, 홈 화면 설치, 앱스토어 유통. 이번 PR은 그 토대가 되는 셸을 세운다.

⭐ 어떻게 해결했나요?

커밋 7개로 나눴다.

  1. chore — Expo 템플릿 데모 코드·에셋 제거 (1233줄 삭제). 데모에서만 쓰던 패키지 6개(@expo/ui, expo-device, expo-font, expo-glass-effect, expo-image, expo-symbols)와 reset-project 스크립트도 함께 제거
  2. chore — react-native-webview 설치
  3. feat — 웹 URL을 EXPO_PUBLIC_WEB_URL 환경변수로 주입 (.env.example 추가)
  4. feat — WebViewScreen 구현, src/app/index.tsx에 연결
  5. feat — 로딩 인디케이터, 네트워크 오류 화면 + 재시도
  6. feat — 안드로이드 백 버튼, 외부 링크 처리
  7. docs — README 교체
  8. docs — 로컬 실행 가이드(docs/local-development.md) 추가, 실행 환경별 웹 주소 정정

구조

src/
├─ app/_layout.tsx                                 Stack + SafeAreaProvider
├─ app/index.tsx                                   WebViewScreen 연결만
├─ constants/config.ts                             WEB_URL
├─ features/webview/WebViewScreen.tsx              셸 본체
├─ features/webview/components/WebViewMessage.tsx  안내·오류 화면
└─ utils/url.ts                                    origin 비교

컨벤션대로 화면 로직은 src/features/에 두고 src/app/은 껍데기만 남겼다.

웹 URL 주입 — 실행 환경마다 가리켜야 하는 주소가 다르고 LAN IP는 개발자마다 달라 커밋에 박을 수 없다. .env.local(gitignore)의 EXPO_PUBLIC_WEB_URL로 주입한다.

실행 환경 웹 주소
iOS 시뮬레이터 http://localhost:5173
Android 에뮬레이터 http://10.0.2.2:5173
실제 기기 (Expo Go) http://{개발 PC의 LAN IP}:5173

준비물·실행 절차·트러블슈팅은 docs/local-development.md에 정리했다.

🧩 이 PR의 한계 & 트레이드오프

  • 실제 기기·시뮬레이터 실행 미검증. 타입체크·Biome·expo export 번들까지 확인했다. 작업 환경에 Xcode(시뮬레이터)·Android SDK가 없어 실행 확인을 못 했다. 확인 절차는 docs/local-development.md에 정리해 두었으니 리뷰 시 함께 봐주시면 좋겠다
  • NativeWind 대신 style 사용 — WebView는 서드파티 컴포넌트라 className이 먹지 않는다. 해당 한 곳만 StyleSheet를 썼고 이유를 주석으로 남겼다
  • URL 대신 직접 파싱 — RN 내장 URL 구현이 불완전해 origin/hostname을 신뢰할 수 없어, src/utils/url.ts에서 정규식으로 origin만 뽑는다
  • expo-router 유지 — 화면이 하나뿐이라 제거할 수도 있지만, package.json의 main이 expo-router/entry이고 후속 푸시 알림 딥링크 라우팅에 필요해 남겼다
  • 다크 모드 제외 — 웹의 WDS 테마가 처리하므로 네이티브 테마 코드(constants/theme.ts, use-color-scheme, use-theme)를 전부 제거하고 상태바는 라이트로 고정했다

⛓️ 기존 기능에 미치는 영향

삭제한 코드는 전부 Expo 템플릿 데모라 프로덕션 영향이 없다. 웹 레포에는 아무 변경도 가하지 않는다.

다만 웹의 ScreenLayout이 375x812 고정 프레임이라 웹뷰에서 화면을 꽉 채우지 못하고 잘리거나 여백이 생긴다. web 레포 쪽 대응이 별도로 필요하다.

🔀 Edge Case & 실패 시나리오

  • EXPO_PUBLIC_WEB_URL 미설정 — 빈 화면 대신 .env.local 설정을 안내하는 화면을 띄운다
  • 네트워크 실패 / 서버 오류 — 오류 화면 + 다시 시도 버튼. 이미지·스크립트 같은 하위 리소스 실패까지 오류로 넘어가지 않도록 onHttpError는 본문 요청(nativeEvent.url === WEB_URL)만 처리한다
  • 안드로이드 하드웨어 백 — 웹 히스토리가 남아 있으면 goBack(), 없으면 기본 동작(앱 종료). iOS에서는 리스너를 등록하지 않는다
  • 외부 도메인 링크 — 웹뷰 안에서 열지 않고 expo-web-browser로 넘긴다. tel:/mailto: 같은 비 HTTP 스킴은 Linking으로 보내고, 실패 시 console.warn으로 남긴다 (빈 catch 금지)
  • about:blank — 내부 전환이므로 막지 않는다

📋 검토한 대안과 선택 이유

  • URL 주입: app.json의 extra + expo-constants — app.json은 git에 올라가는 파일이라 개발자마다 다른 LAN IP를 넣기에 부적합하다. Expo 표준인 EXPO_PUBLIC_* 환경변수를 택했다
  • startInLoadingState + renderLoading — react-native-webview 내장 옵션으로도 로딩을 표시할 수 있지만, 오류 상태와 재시도를 함께 다루려면 어차피 상태를 직접 들고 있어야 해서 isLoading/hasError로 통일했다
  • 탭 UI를 네이티브로 유지 — 웹에 이미 Bottom Nav가 있어 중복된다. 네이티브 탭을 걷어내고 웹 전체를 그대로 띄운다

💬 리뷰 포인트

  • [r] onHttpError에서 본문 요청만 거르는 조건(nativeEvent.url === WEB_URL) — 리다이렉트가 붙으면 URL이 달라져 오류를 놓칠 수 있습니다. 더 나은 판별 방법이 있을까요?
  • [r] EXPO_PUBLIC_WEB_URL 방식이 팀 컨벤션으로 괜찮은지. 컨벤션 문서에 환경변수 규칙이 없어 새로 도입하는 패턴입니다
  • [c] 데모 전용 패키지 6개를 함께 제거했습니다. 나중에 쓸 계획이 있는 게 섞여 있으면 알려주세요
  • [c] SafeAreaView의 edges={["top", "bottom"]} — 웹 Bottom Nav가 홈 인디케이터에 가리지 않게 하려는 의도입니다. 실기기에서 어색하면 조정하겠습니다
  • [c] docs/local-development.md를 docs/conventions/가 아닌 docs/ 바로 아래에 두었습니다. 컨벤션이 아니라 실행 안내라 분리했는데, 위치가 어색하면 옮기겠습니다
  • [a] npx expo-doctor가 Expo 패키지 7개의 패치 버전 뒤처짐을 지적합니다. 이 PR 이전부터 있던 사항이라 범위 밖으로 두었습니다. 별도 chore 이슈로 파면 좋을 것 같습니다

후속 이슈로 분리한 것: app.json 앱 identity(아이콘·스플래시·bundleIdentifier), EAS Build, 푸시 알림, 웹↔네이티브 브릿지, 토큰 저장

뷰

실기기(iPhone, Expo Go)로 확인했습니다.

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  • 웹뷰 렌더링·로딩 동작 확인
  • global.css import 누락으로 NativeWind 스타일이 전혀 적용되지 않던 문제를 발견해 수정했습니다 (2746382). 타입체크·lint·번들에서는 안 잡히고 실기기에서만 드러났습니다

레이아웃 미스매치 (web 레포 소관)

  • 웹의 375x812 고정 프레임이 기기 화면과 맞지 않습니다.
  • 좌우·상단에 회색 여백
  • 하단 Bottom Nav가 잘림

billilge/stream-client-web#30 으로 등록했습니다. 앱 셸 쪽 수정은 필요 없다고 보는데 의견 부탁드립니다.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added a native WebView experience for the web client, including loading and error states, retry support, Android back navigation, and safe external-link handling.
    • Added configurable web client URL support for simulators, emulators, physical devices, and production.
    • Added same-origin navigation handling and platform-aware URL routing.
  • Documentation

    • Added setup, environment configuration, troubleshooting, validation, and local-development guidance.
    • Updated the project README with scripts, structure, and development instructions.
  • Style

    • Added web background color options to the Tailwind theme.

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따로 언급했던 것처럼 safe-area 색상 위아래 수정한 후에 web에서도 대응 부탁드려요~

SafeAreaView 하나에 bg-white를 줘서 위아래 인셋이 둘 다 #FFFFFF였다.
웹 본문 배경은 #F7F7F8이라 상단 노치 영역에 경계선이 보였다.

위아래 색이 서로 달라 SafeAreaView 하나로는 칠할 수 없어
useSafeAreaInsets()로 인셋을 재서 스트립을 나눠 칠한다.
위는 웹 본문 배경, 아래는 Bottom Nav 배경을 따른다.

웹의 WDS 배경 토큰 값은 tailwind.config.js에 색 토큰으로 옮겼다.
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The Expo starter app is converted into a single WebView shell for stream-client-web. It adds URL configuration, loading and error handling, navigation routing, local-development documentation, and removes the starter screens, themes, and components.

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Development configuration and dependencies
.env.example, README.md, docs/local-development.md, package.json, scripts/reset-project.js
Documents local WebView URL setup, updates project instructions, adds react-native-webview, removes unused Expo packages, and deletes the reset script.
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src/constants/config.ts, src/utils/url.ts, src/features/webview/..., tailwind.config.js
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src/app/_layout.tsx, src/app/index.tsx, src/app/explore.tsx
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src/components/..., src/constants/theme.ts, src/hooks/...
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Same-origin pages that fail with an HTTP error can remain without the native retry state, affecting normal WebView navigation. Correct the URL tracking before merge; the configuration documentation fixes are smaller but prevent misleading local setup behavior.

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Comment thread .env.example
# LAN IP 확인: ipconfig getifaddr en0
# 실제 기기는 PC와 같은 네트워크에 있어야 하고, 웹도 pnpm dev --host로 띄워야 한다.
# 배포 후에는 운영 URL로 바꾼다.
EXPO_PUBLIC_WEB_URL=http://192.168.0.2:5173

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Replace the machine-specific LAN address with an empty value.

.env.example is copied to .env.local, and src/constants/config.ts passes this value directly to WEB_URL. If a developer does not replace 192.168.0.2, the WebView targets that LAN host and skips the missing-configuration screen. The repository documentation requires developers to set an address for their execution environment.

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`.env.local`을 고쳤으면 **Expo 개발 서버를 재시작해야 반영된다.** `EXPO_PUBLIC_*` 값은 번들 시점에 주입되기 때문이다.

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In Expo, environment variables prefixed with EXPO_PUBLIC_ are automatically loaded by the Expo CLI from your.env files when running commands like npx expo start [1][2]. If you change the value of an EXPO_PUBLIC_ environment variable in your.env file, it does not automatically update in the running application through Fast Refresh [3]. Because Expo serializes and inlines these variables into your JavaScript bundle at load time, you must manually trigger a full reload of the application to see the updated value [1][2]. To reload your development server/application: 1. In the Expo Go app or your development build, use the in-app developer menu (usually triggered by a shake gesture or pressing &#39;r&#39; in the terminal) [1][3]. 2. Select the option to Reload the application [1]. Restarting the development server (the terminal process) is generally not required for.env file changes, though performing a full reload as described above is necessary [1][2]. If you encounter issues where values are not updating or appear stale, you can force a clean start of the development server by running npx expo start --clear [1][2].
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<title>Result 1</title> https://docs.expo.dev/guides/environment-variables/ # Environment variables in Expo ... Environment variables are key-value pairs ... outside your source code that allow your ... to behave differently depending on the environment. For example, you ... enable or disable certain features when building a test version of your app ... or switch to a different API endpoint when building for production ... The Expo CLI will automatically load environment variables with an `EXPO_PUBLIC_` prefix from .env files for use within your JavaScript code whenever you use the Expo CLI, such as when running `npx expo start` to start your app in local development mode. ... ## Reading environment variables from .env files ... Create a .env file in the root of your project directory and add environment-specific variables on new lines in the form of `EXPO_PUBLIC_[NAME]=VALUE`: ... When you run `npx expo start`, `process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_API_URL` will be replaced with `https://staging.example.com` in your app bundle. Variables can be updated as you edit your code without restarting the Expo CLI or clearing the cache. You will need to perform a full reload (for example, shake gesture and then Reload in Expo Go or your development build) to see the updated value. ... Expo CLI loads .env files according to the standard .env file resolution and then replaces all references in your code to `process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_[VARNAME]` with the corresponding value set in the .env files. Code inside node_modules is not affected for security purposes. ... `NODE_ENV` is the standard Node.js variable that identifies which mode your code is running in (typically `development`, `production`, or `test`). Tools like module resolvers, bundlers, and test runners read it to decide how to build, install, or run your code. ... We recommend against using `NODE_ENV` to switch between .env files (such as .env.test and .env.production). While it is technically possible (`NODE_ENV=test npx expo start` will load .env.test) — it may not behave as you would expect. For example, `npx expo export` always forces `NODE_ENV` to `production`, so `NODE_ENV=test npx expo export` will not actually run the command with the `NODE_ENV` set to `test`. ... ENV`. You ... 1. Expo CLI automatically loads the .env files into the global process. To disable this behavior, set the environment variable `EXPO_NO_DOTENV` to `1` before running any Expo CLI command: `EXPO_NO_DOTENV=1`. 2. Expo&`#39`;s Metro config includes the inline serialization of environment variables in the client JavaScript bundle. To disable this behavior, you can use `EXPO_NO_CLIENT_ENV_VARS=1`. ... EAS Build uses Metro Bundler to build the JavaScript bundle embedded within your app binary, so it will use .env files uploaded with your build job to inline `EXPO_PUBLIC_` variables into your code. EAS Build also lets you define environment variables within build profiles in eas.json and via EAS Secrets. Check out the EAS Build documentation on environment variables and build secrets for more information. ... Check out the EAS Update ... ## Migrating to Expo environment variables ... Update your .env files to prefix any variables used within your JavaScript code with `EXPO_PUBLIC_`: ... Then update your code to use `process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_[VARNAME]`: ... file and update ... names to use the `EXPO_PUBLIC ... After updating your Babel config file, be sure to clear your cache with `npx expo start --clear`. ... Move any environment variables used in your JavaScript from their .envrc file to a .env file and prefix it with `EXPO_PUBLIC_`. ... Previously with `direnv`, ... app config that reads from `process.env` to ... environment variables on ... ` field so they ... be used in ... JavaScript code via `expo ... Move those references ... `direnv` ... loads environment variables in ... current directory, meaning it can affect ... environment for any process running in that directly, not just the Expo ... likely want to continue using `direnv` for other environment variables that are not use…[truncated] <title>Environment variables in Expo</title> https://docs.expo.dev/guides/environment-variables.md Environment variables are key-value pairs configured outside your source code that allow your app to behave differently depending on the environment. For example, you can enable or disable certain features when building a test version of your app, or switch to a different API endpoint when building for production. ... The Expo CLI will automatically load environment variables with an `EXPO_PUBLIC_` prefix from .env files for use within your JavaScript code whenever you use the Expo CLI, such as when running `npx expo start` to start your app in local development mode. ... ## Reading environment variables from .env files ... Create a .env file in the root of your project directory and add environment-specific variables on new lines in the form of `EXPO_PUBLIC_[NAME]=VALUE`: ... When you run `npx expo start`, `process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_API_URL` will be replaced with `https://staging.example.com` in your app bundle. Variables can be updated as you edit your code without restarting the Expo CLI or clearing the cache. You will need to perform a full reload (for example, shake gesture and then Reload in Expo Go or your development build) to see the updated value. ... Expo CLI loads .env files according to the standard .env file resolution and then replaces all references in your code to `process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_[VARNAME]` with the corresponding value set in the .env files. Code inside node_modules is not affected for security purposes. ... `NODE_ENV` is the standard Node.js variable that identifies which mode your code is running in (typically `development`, `production`, or `test`). Tools like module resolvers, bundlers, and test runners read it to decide how to build, install, or run your code. ... We recommend against using `NODE_ENV` to switch between .env files (such as .env.test and .env.production). While it is technically possible (`NODE_ENV=test npx expo start` will load .env.test) — it may not behave as you would expect. For example, `npx expo export` always forces `NODE_ENV` to `production`, so `NODE_ENV=test npx expo export` will not actually run the command with the `NODE_ENV` set to `test`. ... If you use EAS, consider using `eas env:pull` instead. This will swap your .env.local with an environment of your choice, rather ... depending on `NODE_ENV`. You can accomplish a similar behavior without EAS by writing a script to overwrite .env.local or .env with the appropriate contents for the environment you wish to work with. ... variables in Expo CLI ... 1. Expo CLI automatically loads the .env files into the global process. To disable this behavior, set the environment variable `EXPO_NO_DOTENV` to `1` before running any Expo CLI command: `EXPO_NO_DOTENV=1`. 2. Expo&`#39`;s Metro config includes the inline serialization of environment variables in the client JavaScript bundle. To disable this behavior, you can use `EXPO_NO_CLIENT_ENV_VARS=1`. ... EAS Build uses Metro Bundler to build the JavaScript bundle embedded within your app binary, so it will use .env files uploaded with your build job to inline `EXPO_PUBLIC_` variables into your code. EAS Build also lets you define environment variables within build profiles in eas.json and via EAS Secrets. Check out the EAS Build documentation on environment variables and build secrets for more information. ... EAS Update uses Metro Bundler in your local environment or CI to build your app bundle, so it will use available .env files to inline `EXPO_PUBLIC_` variables into your code. Check out the EAS Update documentation on environment variables for more information. ... ## Migrating to Expo environment variables ... Update your .env files to prefix any variables used within your JavaScript code with `EXPO_PUBLIC_`: ... > If you have any non-standard .env files (for example, .env.staging), you will need to migrate those to one of the standard .env files. ... Then update your code to use `process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_[VARNAME]`: ... to transform your environment variable refer…[truncated] <title>[SDK 49 beta] environment variables not refreshing</title> GitHub issue 23212 in expo/expo (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # [SDK 49 beta] environment variables not refreshing - State: closed - Author: BLOCKMATERIAL - Created: 2023-06-29T22:58:31Z - Updated: 2023-10-12T13:05:39Z - Repository: expo/expo - Number: `#23212` ## Labels - stale - needs review --- ### Minimal reproducible example Upgrade project from SDK 48 to SDK 49 beta via then Create files : .env.test .env.production .env.development Insert variables for files ### Summary When running different scripts for different env environments, env variables do not changed or changed after changing code such as adding a new import or a new console log, then the variables change, but if you remove for example a new console log, then the variable will return . Sometimes, for example, only one variable may be updated and the other remains unchanged. Note: restarting the application or pressing the R button does not update anything or quit simulator Video on Loom : https://www.loom.com/share/4e0408a3b3e049e9823b1e1fda863b99?sid=f294c1cb-d247-49ec-9f60-a41926b7f957 ### Environment expo-env-info 1.0.5 environment info: System: OS: macOS 13.2.1 Shell: 5.8.1 - /bin/zsh Binaries: Node: 20.3.0 - /opt/homebrew/bin/node Yarn: 1.22.19 - /opt/homebrew/bin/yarn npm: 9.6.7 - /opt/homebrew/bin/npm Watchman: 2023.06.12.00 - /opt/homebrew/bin/watchman Managers: CocoaPods: 1.12.1 - /opt/homebrew/bin/pod SDKs: iOS SDK: Platforms: DriverKit 22.2, iOS 16.2, macOS 13.1, tvOS 16.1, watchOS 9.1 IDEs: Xcode: 14.2/14C18 - /usr/bin/xcodebuild npmPackages: expo: ^49.0.0-beta.0 => 49.0.0-beta.0 react: 18.2.0 => 18.2.0 react-native: 0.72.0 => 0.72.0 npmGlobalPackages: eas-cli: 3.13.2 expo-cli: 6.0.5 Expo Workflow: bare ## Timeline - BLOCKMATERIAL added label "needs validation" - expo-bot removed label "needs validation" - expo-bot added label "needs review" **BLOCKMATERIAL** commented on 2023-06-29T23:03:02Z: > ### Detailed reproducible example > 1. Upgrade project from SDK 48 to SDK 49 beta via ` expo@next` > 2. Create files : `.env.test` `.env.production` `.env.development` > 3. Insert variables for files > > ``` > //. env.test (only for wiki) > EXPO_PUBLIC_API_URL=https://test.com > EXPO_PUBLIC_APP_VARIANT=test > ``` > ``` > // .env.production (only for wiki) > EXPO_PUBLIC_API_URL=https://production.com > EXPO_PUBLIC_APP_VARIANT=production > ``` > > ``` > // .env.development (only for wiki) > EXPO_PUBLIC_API_URL=https://development.com > EXPO_PUBLIC_APP_VARIANT=development > > ``` > > 4. Add lines to `package.json` to sections scripts : > ``` > "start:test": "NODE_ENV=test expo start", > "start:dev": "NODE_ENV=development expo start", > "start:prod": "NODE_ENV=production expo start", > ``` > > 5. Added code for console.log and show current variables to `App.tsx` > ``` > export default function App() { > // Getting env files > const apiUrl = process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_API_URL; > const appVariant = process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_APP_VARIANT; > > console.log(apiUrl, appVariant); > > return ( > > API: {apiUrl} > APP VARIANT: {appVariant} > > > ); > } > > ``` > > 6. And let&`#39`;s start to call different scripts **EvanBacon** commented on 2023-06-30T01:23:49Z: > This appears to be expected behavior at the moment, environment variables do not support Fast Refresh. In the video you: > 1. Appear to open the app and Expo Go resumes somehow without reloading: this won&`#39`;t update the environment variables. > 2. Fast refresh a change, this triggers a new artifact which technically updates the app. > 3. Revert back, this will cause metro to serve the stale chunk back. > > To fix: reload the app with `r`. > > Quitting the simulator or restarting the app will also trigger a reload, you appeared to close the simulator window and reopened it. > > When running lo…[truncated] <title>Using environment variables without EAS</title> https://docs.expo.dev/eas/environment-variables/without-eas/ This documentation is available as Markdown for AI agents and LLMs. See the full Markdown index or append .md to any documentation URL. # Using environment variables without EAS Learn about non-EAS ways to manage environment variables in Expo and React Native projects. ## Submitting Feedback If you encounter errors, misleading or outdated information, report it so Expo can be improved: Preferred command: npx --yes submit-expo-feedback@latest --category docs --subject "/eas/environment-variables/without-eas/" "" Direct HTTP fallback: curl -X POST https://api.expo.dev/v2/feedback/docs-send -H &`#39`;Content-Type: application/json&`#39`; -d &`#39`;{"url":"/eas/environment-variables/without-eas/","feedback":"🤖 Agent feedback for docs: <specific, actionable description> (, )"}&`#39`; Only submit when you have something specific and actionable to report. Try to give the most context. ## Navigation When answering a related or follow-up question, fetch the relevant page below as Markdown (.md) instead of guessing; use llms.txt for the full map. You are here: EAS > Environment variables Pages in this section: - Overview - Create and manage - Usage - Without EAS (this page) - FAQ Full documentation tree: llms.txt Using EAS Environment Variables is the recommended way to manage environment variables for cloud builds and updates, but you can still work locally or with other tooling. ## Managing environment variables without EAS If you want to manage environment variables without EAS, you can use tools like `dotenv` (Node-based loaders) or services such as Doppler that inject environment variables. These utilities allow you to create a .env file in which you can store your environment variables. > Note: Avoid committing secrets to .env files if you are managing your environment variables without EAS. ## How environment variables are loaded After creating the .env file, you need to ensure that the file is not listed inside your .gitignore or .easignore files. Then it can be picked up by EAS commands like `eas build`, `eas update`, and so on. The .env files load according to the standard .env file resolution and then replaces all references in your code to `process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_[VARIABLE_NAME]` with the corresponding value set in the .env files. Code inside node_modules directory is not affected for security purposes. Reading environment variables from .env files — For more information, see how to read environment variables from .env files in Expo CLI. ## Using .env files with EAS Hosting When using .env files with EAS Hosting, environment variables prefixed with `EXPO_PUBLIC_` are all available in the client-side code and the server-side code. The variables not prefixed with `EXPO_PUBLIC_` are only available in the server-side code. The steps for including client-side and server-side environment variables are the same as when using EAS environment variables. So you need to ensure that your local .env files include the correct environment variables before running the `npx expo export` command. <title>Using environment variables in EAS</title> https://docs.expo.dev/eas/environment-variables/usage.md In SDK 55 or later, the `--environment` flag is required when running `eas update`. The environment variables from the specified EAS environment will be used during the update process. For projects using SDK 54 or earlier, `eas update` falls back to local .env files when the `--environment` flag is omitted. ... When the `--environment` flag is used, only the environment variables from the specified EAS environment will be used during the update process and won&`#39`;t use the .env files present in your project. This ensures the same environment variables are used for both your updates and builds. ... Expo CLI will substitute prefixed variables in your code (for example, `process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_VARNAME`) with the corresponding plain text and sensitive environment variable values set on EAS servers for the environment specified with the `--environment` flag. Any `EXPO_PUBLIC_` variables in your application code will be replaced inline with the corresponding values from your EAS environment whether that is your local machine or your CI/CD server. ... An Expo Router web project can include environment variables that are used on both the client and the server. Client-side values are inlined in the JavaScript bundle when you run `npx expo export`, while server-side values are stored on the server and are deployed with your API routes when you run `eas deploy`. ... All code that runs in the browser is client-side. In an Expo Router project, this includes all code that is not an API Route or server function. The environment variables in your client-side code are inlined at build time. You should never put any sensitive information in your client-side code, which is why all client-side environment variables must be prefixed with `EXPO_PUBLIC_`. ... When you run `npx expo export`, all instances of `process.env.EXPO_PUBLIC_*` environment variables will be replaced with values from the environment. ... All the code in your API routes (files ... with +api ... ts) runs on the ... . Since the code running on the ... is never visible to the app user, you can safely use sensitive environment variables such as API keys and tokens. ... 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Require a full app reload after .env.local changes, not an Expo server restart. Expo CLI loads updated EXPO_PUBLIC_* values without restarting the CLI. A full app reload is required because the values are inlined into the JavaScript bundle. Apply this correction at both lines 53 and 119.

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Function that is invoked when the `WebView` receives an http error. ... | Type | ... | | -------- | -------- | | function | No | ... ```jsx <WebView source={{ uri: &`#39`;https://reactnative.dev&`#39`; }} onHttpError={(syntheticEvent) => { const { nativeEvent } = syntheticEvent; console.warn(&`#39`;WebView received error status code: &`#39`;, nativeEvent.statusCode); }} /> ``` ... Function passed to `onHttpError` is called with a SyntheticEvent wrapping a nativeEvent with these properties: ... ``` canGoBack canGoForward description loading statusCode target title url ``` ... used on Android ... `request` object includes these properties: ... ``` title ... loading target canGoBack canGoForward lockIdentifier mainDocumentURL (iOS only) navigationType (iOS only) isTopFrame (iOS only) hasTargetFrame (iOS only) <title>docs/Reference.md</title> https://github.com/react-native-webview/react-native-webview/blob/HEAD/docs/Reference.md automaticallyAdjustContentInsets ... injectedJavaScript ... FrameOnly` ... injectedJavaScriptBeforeContentLoadedFor ... `injectedJavaScript ... ` - `onLoad ... ` - `onLoadProgress` - ... onHttpError` - `on ... ` - `onNavigationStateChange` - `onOpenWindow` - `onContentProcess ... Terminate` - `onScroll` ... `originWhitelist` ... ### `onHttpError`⬆ ... Function that is invoked when the `WebView` receives an http error. ... | Type | ... | | -------- | -------- | | function | No | ... ```jsx <WebView source={{ uri: &`#39`;https://reactnative.dev&`#39`; }} onHttpError={(syntheticEvent) => { const { nativeEvent } = syntheticEvent; console.warn(&`#39`;WebView received error status code: &`#39`;, nativeEvent.statusCode); }} /> ``` ... Function passed to `onHttpError` is called with a SyntheticEvent wrapping a nativeEvent with these properties: ... ``` canGoBack canGoForward description loading statusCode target title url ``` ... `request` object includes these properties: ... target canGoBack canGoForward lockIdentifier mainDocumentURL (iOS only) navigationType (iOS only) isTopFrame (iOS only) hasTargetFrame (iOS only) <title>src/WebViewTypes.ts at master · react-native-webview/react-native-webview</title> https://github.com/react-native-webview/react-native-webview/blob/master/src/WebViewTypes.ts export interface WebViewNativeEvent { url: string; loading: boolean; title: string; canGoBack: boolean; canGoForward: boolean; lockIdentifier: number; } ... export interface WebViewNavigation extends WebViewNativeEvent { navigationType: &`#39`;click&`#39`; | &`#39`;formsubmit&`#39`; | &`#39`;backforward&`#39`; | &`#39`;reload&`#39`; | &`#39`;formresubmit&`#39`; | &`#39`;other&`#39`;; mainDocumentURL?: string; } ... export interface WebViewError extends WebViewNativeEvent { /** * `domain` is only used on iOS and macOS */ domain?: string; code: number; description: string; } ... export interface WebViewHttpError extends WebViewNativeEvent { description: string; statusCode: number; } ... export type WebViewHttpErrorEvent = NativeSyntheticEvent<WebViewHttpError>; ... export interface CommonNativeWebViewProps extends ViewProps { cacheEnabled?: boolean; incognito?: boolean; injectedJavaScript?: string; injectedJavaScriptBeforeContentLoaded?: string; injectedJavaScriptForMainFrameOnly?: boolean; injectedJavaScriptBeforeContentLoadedForMainFrameOnly?: boolean; javaScriptCanOpenWindowsAutomatically?: boolean; mediaPlaybackRequiresUserAction?: boolean; webviewDebuggingEnabled?: boolean; messagingEnabled: boolean; onScroll?: (event: WebViewScrollEvent) => void; onLoadingError: (event: WebViewErrorEvent) => void; onLoadingFinish: (event: WebViewNavigationEvent) => void; onLoadingProgress: (event: WebViewProgressEvent) => void; onLoadingStart: (event: WebViewNavigationEvent) => void; onHttpError: (event: WebViewHttpErrorEvent) => void; onMessage: (event: WebViewMessageEvent) => void; onShouldStartLoadWithRequest: (event: ShouldStartLoadRequestEvent) => void; showsHorizontalScrollIndicator?: boolean; showsVerticalScrollIndicator?: boolean; paymentRequestEnabled?: boolean; // oxlint-disable-next-line `@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any` source: any; userAgent?: string; /** * Append to the existing user-agent. Overridden if `userAgent` is set. */ applicationNameForUserAgent?: string; basicAuthCredential?: BasicAuthCredential; } ... /** * Function that is invoked when the `WebView` receives an SSL error for a sub-resource. * * `@param` event * `@platform` android */ onLoadSubResourceError?: (event: WebViewErrorEvent) => void; } ... /** * Function that is invoked when the `WebView` receives an error status code. * Works on iOS and Android (minimum API level 23). */ onHttpError?: (event: WebViewHttpErrorEvent) => void; <title>What exactly does `onHttpError` do? · react-native-webview/react-native-webview · Discussion `#3447` · GitHub</title> GitHub discussion 3447 in react-native-webview/react-native-webview (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) What exactly does `onHttpError` do? · react-native-webview/react-native-webview · Discussion `#3447` · GitHub # What exactly does onHttpError do? `#3447` Unanswered jgarplind asked this question in Q&A What exactly does `onHttpError` do? `#3447` Return to top ## jgarplind May 23, 2024 I&`#39`;ve read the reference docs https://github.com/react-native-webview/react-native-webview/blob/master/docs/Reference.md#onhttperror, checked the implementing PR:`#885`, and read some issues that were supposedly addressed with its implementation:`#189/`#807, but I still fail to grasp it. If I understand it right (please correct me!),`onHttpError` is triggered if any network request originating in the web page within the` ` returns an error code. This could, supposedly, be anything such as a request for a favicon, a stylesheet or a JSON payload. If this is the case, then I fail to understand why this would be handled in the native layer, rather than in the web page itself. Though I suppose there are some use cases? If this is not the case, then I am eager to learn what`onHttpError` actually does and what it enables developers to do. 1 ## 0 comments Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment Category Labels None yet 1 participant <title>src/WebViewShared.tsx</title> https://github.com/react-native-community/react-native-webview/blob/master/src/WebViewShared.tsx import { OnShouldStartLoadWithRequest, ShouldStartLoadRequestEvent, WebViewError, WebViewErrorEvent, WebViewHttpErrorEvent, WebViewMessageEvent, WebViewNavigation, WebViewNavigationEvent, WebViewOpenWindowEvent, WebViewProgressEvent, WebViewRenderProcessGoneEvent, WebViewTerminatedEvent, } from &`#39`;./WebViewTypes&`#39`;; ... styles from &`#39`;./WebView ... Request = ( loadRequest: (shouldStart: boolean, url: string, lockIdentifier: number) => void, originWhitelist: readonly string[], onShouldStartLoadWithRequest?: OnShouldStart ... WithRequest, ) => { return ({ nativeEvent }: ShouldStartLoadRequestEvent) => ... shouldStart = ... = nativeEvent; ... ), url)) { Linking.canOpenURL(url) ... ) { ... URL(url); } console.warn(`Can&`#39`;t open url: ${url}`); return undefined; }) ... catch((e: unknown ... { console. ... opening URL: ... }); shouldStart = false; } else if (onShouldStartLoadWithRequest) { shouldStart = ... ShouldStartLoadWithRequest(nativeEvent); ... loadRequest(shouldStart, url, lockIdentifier); }; ... export const useWebViewLogic = ({ startInLoadingState, onNavigationStateChange, onLoadStart, onLoad, onLoadProgress, onLoadEnd, onError, onLoadSubResourceError, onHttpErrorProp, onMessageProp, onOpenWindowProp, onRenderProcessGoneProp, onContentProcessDidTerminateProp, originWhitelist, onShouldStartLoadWithRequestProp, onShouldStartLoadWithRequestCallback, }: { startInLoadingState?: boolean; onNavigationStateChange?: (event: WebViewNavigation) => void; onLoadStart?: (event: WebViewNavigationEvent) => void; onLoad?: (event: WebViewNavigationEvent) => void; onLoadProgress?: (event: WebViewProgressEvent) => void; onLoadEnd?: (event: WebViewNavigationEvent | WebViewErrorEvent) => void; onError?: (event: WebViewErrorEvent) => void; onLoadSubResourceError?: (event: WebViewErrorEvent) => void; onHttpErrorProp?: (event: WebViewHttpErrorEvent) => void; onMessageProp?: (event: WebViewMessageEvent) => void; onOpenWindowProp?: (event: WebViewOpenWindowEvent) => void; onRenderProcessGoneProp?: (event: WebViewRenderProcessGoneEvent) => void; onContentProcessDidTerminateProp?: (event: WebViewTerminatedEvent) => void; originWhitelist: readonly string[]; onShouldStartLoadWithRequestProp?: OnShouldStartLoadWithRequest; onShouldStartLoadWithRequestCallback: ( shouldStart: boolean, url: string, lockIdentifier?: number, ) => void; }) => { const [viewState, setViewState] = useState<&`#39`;IDLE&`#39`; | &`#39`;LOADING&`#39`; | &`#39`;ERROR&`#39`;>( startInLoadingState ? &`#39`;LOADING&`#39`; : &`#39`;IDLE&`#39`;, ); const [lastErrorEvent, setLastErrorEvent] = useState (null); const startUrl = useRef (null); const updateNavigationState = useCallback( (event: WebViewNavigationEvent) => { onNavigationStateChange?.(event.nativeEvent); }, [onNavigationStateChange], ); const onLoadingStart = useCallback( (event: WebViewNavigationEvent) => { // Needed for android startUrl.current = event.nativeEvent.url; // !Needed for android onLoadStart?.(event); updateNavigationState(event); }, [onLoadStart, updateNavigationState], ); const onLoadingError = useCallback( (event: WebViewErrorEvent) => { event.persist(); if (onError) { onError(event); } else { console.warn(&`#39`;Encountered an error loading page&`#39`;, event.nativeEvent); } onLoadEnd?.(event); if (event.isDefaultPrevented()) { return; } setViewState(&`#39`;ERROR&`#39`;); setLastErrorEvent(event.nativeEvent); }, [onError, onLoadEnd], ); const onLoadingSubResourceError = useCallback( (event: WebViewErrorEvent) => { onLoadSubResourceError?.(event); }, [onLoadSubResourceError], ); const onHttpError = useCallback( (event: WebViewHttpErrorEvent) => { onHttpErrorProp?.(event); }, [onHttpErrorProp], ); // Android Only const onRenderProcessGone = useCallback( (event: WebViewRenderProcessGoneEvent) => { onRenderProcessGoneProp?.(event); }, [onRenderProcessGoneProp], ); // !Android Only // iOS Only const onContentProcessDidTerminate = useCallback( (event: …[truncated]

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In react-native-webview version 13.16.1, the WebView component utilizes the source prop to define the content to be loaded, while onHttpError and onNavigationStateChange serve as event handlers for monitoring network and navigation events [1][2]. source Prop The source prop determines what the WebView displays [1]. It accepts an object that can take two primary shapes [1][3]: 1. WebViewSourceUri: Used for loading remote or local URIs. It supports properties such as uri (string), method (string, e.g., &#39;GET&#39; or &#39;POST&#39;), headers (object), and body (string) [3]. 2. WebViewSourceHtml: Used for rendering static HTML. It supports properties such as html (string) and baseUrl (string) [3]. onHttpError The onHttpError prop is a function invoked when the WebView receives an HTTP error status code (e.g., 404 or 500) [1][2]. It is called with a SyntheticEvent containing a nativeEvent object, which includes a statusCode property [1][2]. This is supported on both iOS and Android (API level 23+) [4]. onNavigationStateChange The onNavigationStateChange prop is a function invoked whenever the WebView&#39;s loading state changes, such as when navigation starts or ends [1][2]. The function receives a navState object that typically contains [1][5]: - canGoBack (boolean): Whether the WebView can navigate backward. - canGoForward (boolean): Whether the WebView can navigate forward. - loading (boolean): Whether the WebView is currently loading. - url (string): The current URL. - title (string): The title of the current page. - navigationType (string, iOS only): The type of navigation. These types are defined within the package&#39;s internal TypeScript definitions (e.g., WebViewTypes.ts) [4][6][3]. Detailed documentation for these props is available in the official API Reference included in the repository [7][8][1].
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<title>docs/Reference.md</title> https://github.com/react-native-webview/react-native-webview/blob/master/docs/Reference.md - `source` - `automaticallyAdjustContentInsets` - `automaticallyAdjustsScrollIndicatorInsets` - `injectedJavaScript` - `injectedJavaScriptBeforeContentLoaded` - `injectedJavaScriptForMainFrameOnly` - `injectedJavaScriptBeforeContentLoadedForMainFrameOnly` - `injectedJavaScriptObject` - `mediaPlaybackRequiresUserAction` - `nativeConfig` - `onError` - `onRenderProcessGone` - `onLoad` - `onLoadEnd` - `onLoadStart` - `onLoadProgress` - `onHttpError` - `onMessage` - `onNavigationStateChange` - `onOpenWindow` - `onContentProcessDidTerminate` - `onScroll` - `originWhitelist` - `renderError` - `renderLoading` - `scalesPageToFit` - `onShouldStartLoadWithRequest` - `startInLoadingState` ... ### `source`⬆ ... Loads static HTML or ... ) in the WebView. Note that static HTML will require setting `originWhitelist` to `["*"]`. ... ### `onHttpError`⬆ ... invoked when the `WebView` receives an ... ### `onNavigationStateChange`⬆ ... Function that is invoked when the `WebView` loading starts or ends. ... ```jsx <WebView source={{ uri: &`#39`;https://reactnative.dev&`#39`; }} onNavigationStateChange={(navState) => { // Keep track of going back navigation within component this.canGoBack = navState.canGoBack; }} /> ... The `navState` object includes these properties: ... canGo <title>docs/Reference.md</title> https://github.com/react-native-community/react-native-webview/blob/master/docs/Reference.md - `source` - `automaticallyAdjustContentInsets` - `automaticallyAdjustsScrollIndicatorInsets` - `injectedJavaScript` - `injectedJavaScriptBeforeContentLoaded` - `injectedJavaScriptForMainFrameOnly` - `injectedJavaScriptBeforeContentLoadedForMainFrameOnly` - `injectedJavaScriptObject` - `mediaPlaybackRequiresUserAction` - `nativeConfig` - `onError` - `onRenderProcessGone` - `onLoad` - `onLoadEnd` - `onLoadStart` - `onLoadProgress` - `onHttpError` - `onMessage` - `onNavigationStateChange` - `onOpenWindow` - `onContentProcessDidTerminate` - `onScroll` - `originWhitelist` - `renderError` - `renderLoading` - `scalesPageToFit` - `onShouldStartLoadWithRequest` - `startInLoadingState` ... ### `source`⬆ ... Loads static HTML or ... ) in the WebView. Note that static HTML will require setting `originWhitelist` to `["*"]`. ... ### `onHttpError`⬆ ... invoked when the `WebView` receives an ... ### `onNavigationStateChange`⬆ ... Function that is invoked when the `WebView` loading starts or ends. ... ```jsx <WebView source={{ uri: &`#39`;https://reactnative.dev&`#39`; }} onNavigationStateChange={(navState) => { // Keep track of going back navigation within component this.canGoBack = navState.canGoBack; }} /> ... The `navState` object includes these properties: ... canGo <title>UNPKG</title> https://app.unpkg.com/react-native-webview@14.0.1/files/lib/WebViewTypes.d.ts <NativeScrollEvent>;\nexport type DataDetectorTypes = &`#39`;phoneNumber&`#39`; | &`#39`;link&`#39`; | &`#39`;address&`#39`; | &`#39`;calendarEvent&`#39`; | &`#39`;trackingNumber&`#39`; | &`#39`;flightNumber&`#39`; | &`#39`;lookupSuggestion&`#39`; | &`#39`;none&`#39`; | &`#39`;all&`#39`;;\nexport type OverScrollModeType = &`#39`;always&`#39`; | &`#39`;content&`#39`; | &`#39`;never&`#39`;;\nexport type CacheMode = &`#39`;LOAD_DEFAULT&`#39`; | &`#39`;LOAD_CACHE_ONLY&`#39`; | &`#39`;LOAD_CACHE_ELSE_NETWORK&`#39`; | &`#39`;LOAD_NO_CACHE&`#39`;;\nexport type AndroidLayerType = &`#39`;none&`#39`; | &`#39`;software&`#39`; | &`#39`;hardware&`#39`;;\nexport type IndicatorStyleType = &`#39`;default&`#39`; | &`#39`;black&`#39`; | &`#39`;white&`#39`;;\nexport interface WebViewSourceUri {\n /**\n * The URI to load in the `WebView`. Can be a local or remote file.\n */ \n uri: string;\n /**\n * The HTTP Method to use. Defaults to GET if not specified.\n * NOTE: On Android, only GET and POST are supported.\n */ \n method?: string;\n /**\n * ... webview when used inside a scrollview.\n * Behaviour already existing on iOS.\n * Default to false\n *\n * `@platform` android\n */ \n nestedScrollEnabled?: boolean;\n /**\n * Sets the minimum font size.\n * A non-negative integer between 1 and 72. Any number outside the specified range will be pinned.\n * Default is 8.\n * `@platform` android\n */ \n minimumFontSize?: number;\n /**\n * Sets the message to be shown in the toast when downloading via the webview.\n * Default is &`#39`;Downloading&`#39`;.\n * `@platform` android\n */ \n downloadingMessage?: string;\n /**\n * Sets the message to be shown in the toast when webview is unable to download due to permissions issue.\n * Default is &`#39`;Cannot download files as permission was denied. Please provide permission to write to storage, in order to download files.&`#39`;.\n * `@platform` android\n */ \n lackPermissionToDownloadMessage?: string;\n /**\n * Boolean value to control whether webview can play media protected by DRM.\n * Default is false.\n * `@platform` android\n */ \n allowsProtectedMedia?: boolean;\n /**\n * Function that is invoked when the `WebView` receives an SSL error for a sub-resource.\n *\n * `@param` event\n * `@platform` android\n */ \n onLoadSubResourceError?: (event: WebViewErrorEvent) => void;\n}\nexport interface WebViewSharedProps extends ViewProps {\n /**\n * Loads static html or a uri (with optional headers) in the WebView.\n */ \n source?: WebViewSource;\n /**\n * Boolean value to enable JavaScript in the `WebView`. Used on Android only\n * as JavaScript is enabled by default on iOS. The default value is `true`.\n * `@platform` android\n */ \n javaScriptEnabled?: boolean;\n /**\n * A Boolean value indicating whether JavaScript can open windows without user interaction.\n * The default value is `false`.\n */ \n javaScriptCanOpenWindowsAutomatically?: boolean;\n /**\n * Stylesheet object to set the style of the container view.\n */ \n containerStyle?: StyleProp<ViewStyle>;\n /**\n * Function that returns a view to show if there&`#39`;s an error.\n */ \n renderError?: (errorDomain: string | undefined, errorCode: number, errorDesc: string) => ReactElement;\n /**\n * Function that returns a loading indicator.\n */ \n renderLoading?: () => ReactElement;\n /**\n * Function that is invoked when the `WebView` scrolls.\n */ \n onScroll?: ComponentProps<typeof NativeWebViewComponent>[ &`#39`;onScroll&`#39`;];\n /**\n * Function that is invoked when the `WebView` has finished loading.\n */ \n onLoad?: (event: WebViewNavigationEvent) => void;\n /**\n * Function that is invoked when the `WebView` load succeeds or fails.\n */ \n onLoadEnd?: (event: WebViewNavigationEvent | WebViewErrorEvent) => void;\n /**\n * Function that is invoked when the `WebView` starts loading.\n */ \n onLoadStart?: (event: WebViewNavigationEvent) => void;\n /**\n * Function that is invoked when the `WebView` load fails.\n */ \n onError?: (event: WebViewErrorEvent) => void;\n /**\n * Function that is invoked when the `WebView`…[truncated] <title>src/WebViewTypes.ts at master · react-native-webview/react-native-webview</title> https://github.com/react-native-webview/react-native-webview/blob/master/src/WebViewTypes.ts NativeEvent { ... Type: &`#39`;click&`#39`; | &`#39`;form ... &`#39`; | &`#39`;backforward&`#39`; | &`#39`;reload ... | &`#39`;formres ... &`#39`; | &`#39`;other&`#39`;; mainDocumentURL?: string; ... export interface WebViewHttpError extends WebViewNativeEvent { description: string; statusCode: number; } ... export interface CommonNativeWebViewProps extends ViewProps { cacheEnabled?: boolean; incognito?: boolean; injectedJavaScript?: string; injectedJavaScriptBeforeContentLoaded?: string; injectedJavaScriptForMainFrameOnly?: boolean; injectedJavaScriptBeforeContentLoadedForMainFrameOnly?: boolean; javaScriptCanOpenWindowsAutomatically?: boolean; mediaPlaybackRequiresUserAction?: boolean; webviewDebuggingEnabled?: boolean; messagingEnabled: boolean; onScroll?: (event: WebViewScrollEvent) => void; onLoadingError: (event: WebViewErrorEvent) => void; onLoadingFinish: (event: WebViewNavigationEvent) => void; onLoadingProgress: (event: WebViewProgressEvent) => void; onLoadingStart: (event: WebViewNavigationEvent) => void; onHttpError: (event: WebViewHttpErrorEvent) => void; onMessage: (event: WebViewMessageEvent) => void; onShouldStartLoadWithRequest: (event: ShouldStartLoadRequestEvent) => void; showsHorizontalScrollIndicator?: boolean; showsVerticalScrollIndicator?: boolean; paymentRequestEnabled?: boolean; // oxlint-disable-next-line `@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any` source: any; userAgent?: string; /** * Append to the existing user-agent. Overridden if `userAgent` is set. */ applicationNameForUserAgent?: string; basicAuthCredential?: BasicAuthCredential; } ... export interface AndroidWebViewProps extends WebViewSharedProps { onNavigationStateChange?: (event: WebViewNavigation) => void; onContentSizeChange?: (event: WebViewEvent) => void; ... /** * Function that is invoked when the `WebView` receives an error status code. * Works on iOS and Android (minimum API level 23). */ onHttpError?: (event: WebViewHttpErrorEvent) => void; /** * Function that is invoked when the `WebView` loading starts or ends. */ onNavigationStateChange?: (event: WebViewNavigation) => void; <title>docs/Guide.md at HEAD · react-native-webview/react-native-webview</title> https://github.com/react-native-webview/react-native-webview/blob/HEAD/docs/Guide.md ### Controlling navigation state changes ... Sometimes you want to intercept a user tapping on a link in your webview and do something different than navigating there in the webview. Here&`#39`;s some example code on how you might do that using the `onNavigationStateChange` function. ... ```js import React, { Component } from &`#39`;react&`#39`;; import { WebView } from &`#39`;react-native-webview&`#39`;; class MyWeb extends Component { webview = null; render() { return ( <WebView ref={(ref) => (this.webview = ref)} source={{ uri: &`#39`;https://reactnative.dev/&`#39`; }} onNavigationStateChange={this.handleWebViewNavigationStateChange} /> ); } handleWebViewNavigationStateChange = (newNavState) => { // newNavState looks something like this: // { // url?: string; // title?: string; // loading?: boolean; // canGoBack?: boolean; // canGoForward?: boolean; // } const { url } = newNavState; if (!url) return; // handle certain doctypes if (url.includes(&`#39`;.pdf&`#39`;)) { this.webview.stopLoading(); // open a modal with the PDF viewer } // one way to handle a successful form submit is via query strings if (url.includes(&`#39`;?message=success&`#39`;)) { this.webview.stopLoading(); // maybe close this view? } // one way to handle errors is via query string if (url.includes(&`#39`;?errors=true&`#39`;)) { this.webview.stopLoading(); } // redirect somewhere else if (url.includes(&`#39`;google.com&`#39`;)) { const newURL = &`#39`;https://reactnative.dev/&`#39`;; const redirectTo = &`#39`;window.location = "&`#39`; + newURL + &`#39`;"&`#39`;; this.webview.injectJavaScript(redirectTo); } }; } ```

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Track the active top-level URL before filtering HTTP errors.

Same-origin navigation is allowed, but this handler only accepts errors whose nativeEvent.url equals the initial WEB_URL. If a top-level route returns 4xx or 5xx, nativeEvent.url is the route URL, so hasError remains false and the retry UI is not shown. Track the current top-level URL from the navigation event and compare HTTP errors with that value. This preserves filtering for errors from resources with different URLs.

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