What React documentation is included?

The DocNative React bundle includes the complete official documentation from react.dev—hooks reference, component APIs, tutorials, and guides. Code examples are syntax highlighted and searchable. The bundle is typically around 30MB compressed.

Are code examples included?

Yes. All code examples in the React documentation are preserved with full syntax highlighting. You can read through component examples, hook implementations, and pattern demonstrations just as you would on the official site.

How current is the React documentation?

DocNative checks for documentation updates when you have connectivity. React documentation updates are pulled from the official source and processed for mobile viewing. You will see an update badge when new content is available.

Can I search for specific hooks offline?

Absolutely. The offline search indexes the entire React documentation, so you can search for hooks like useEffect or useState and find all relevant sections instantly. Search results return in milliseconds.

Documentation Source

React Documentation Offline

The complete React documentation from react.dev, optimized for offline mobile reading. Search hooks, components, and patterns without an internet connection.

Bundle Size

~30MB

Why Offline

React Docs When You Need Them

React's documentation at react.dev is comprehensive—hooks reference, component patterns, server components, testing guides. When you are in the middle of implementation, you need that reference available regardless of network conditions.

DocNative downloads the complete React documentation to your device. The full searchable archive, not cached web pages. When your WiFi drops during a critical debugging session, your reference material stays accessible.

Search works offline too. Query "useEffect cleanup" or "controlled components" and get results in milliseconds. No spinning loading indicators. No "connection lost" messages.

$search "useEffect"

-> useEffect – Reference

-> Synchronizing with Effects

-> You Might Not Need an Effect

-> Lifecycle of Reactive Effects

4 results in 12ms

Coverage

What's Included

React Hooks (useState, useEffect, useContext, useReducer, useMemo, useCallback, useRef)

Component APIs and lifecycle

Server Components and Suspense

Forms and controlled inputs

State management patterns

Performance optimization

Testing React applications

Accessibility guidelines

TypeScript with React

Migration guides

Mobile Optimized

Built for Mobile Reading

React documentation includes extensive code examples. DocNative renders these with proper syntax highlighting, optimized for mobile screens. Long code blocks scroll horizontally. Complex JSX stays readable.

Typography settings let you adjust font size and line spacing. Reading hooks documentation during a commute is comfortable. Dark mode reduces eye strain for late-night debugging sessions.

Syntax highlighting for JSX and JavaScript
Adjustable font size for comfortable reading
Dark and light themes to match your environment
Bookmarks to save frequently referenced sections

// Example from React docs

function Counter() {

const [count, setCount] = useState(0);

return (

<button onClick={() => setCount(count + 1)}>

Count: {count}

</button>

);

}

~30MB

Download Size

500+

Documentation Pages

All

Hooks Documented

<20ms

Search Speed

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