Bringing Graphical Applications to Oniro on the Example of React Native
summary
Oniro integrates OpenHarmony’s ArkUI/JS graphical stack with a React Native port that maps React Native components onto RQy/ArkUI views, uses the fabric renderer plus a C++ glue layer, and reimplements platform modules so JS apps run natively. The team mirrors OpenHarmony repos to GitHub, ships a working demo on an Oniro dev board and on iOS/Android/web, and claims a small surface to port—about 600 lines of code for the demo—leveraging React Native’s ecosystem with 3 million+ downloads of common RN libraries.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction to Eclipse Oniro
- 7:00React Native fundamentals
- 13:59Porting React Native to Oniro
- 24:27Q&A and concluding remarks
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