Scans Expo/React Native iOS apps for non-native patterns (Material UI, JS navigators, PanResponder, etc.) and reports violations with file:line and rule links.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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A read-only static checker that scans an Expo (React Native) project for violations of the `expo-ios-hig` rules and reports them grouped by severity, with `file:line` locations and links to the rule that explains the fix. It is the automated counterpart to the `expo-ios-hig` reference skill: that skill teaches the rules; this one checks them.
A read-only static checker that scans an Expo (React Native) project for violations of the expo-ios-hig rules and reports them grouped by severity, with file:line locations and links to the rule that explains the fix. It is the automated counterpart to the expo-ios-hig reference skill: that skill teaches the rules; this one checks them.
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It is read-only — it never modifies the target project, so it is safe to run unsupervised.
verify-hig.sh [project-dir]
1. Resolve search roots (app/ src/ components/ by default, or config.json)
2. Run static checks — one per detectable expo-ios-hig rule (rg, or grep fallback)
3. Aggregate findings: severity, rule, message, file:line
4. Print grouped report (ERRORS then ADVISORIES) with a link to each rule
5. Exit 0 if clean, 1 if any ERROR (with --strict, advisories fail too)
Run it:
bash scripts/verify-hig.sh /path/to/expo-app # text report
bash scripts/verify-hig.sh /path/to/expo-app --strict # advisories also fail
bash scripts/verify-hig.sh /path/to/expo-app --json # machine-readable
ERRORS are high-precision (import and literal-flag matches, low false positives). ADVISORIES are heuristics that warrant a look but don't fail the run unless --strict.
| Severity | Rule | Detects |
|---|---|---|
| ERROR | native-avoid-material-ui | react-native-paper, @react-native-material/*, @rneui/*, react-native-elements imports |
| ERROR | nav-native-stack | @react-navigation/stack / createStackNavigator |
| ERROR | touch-gesture-handler-thread | PanResponder |
| ERROR | touch-pressable-feedback | TouchableWithoutFeedback |
| ERROR | acc-dynamic-type | allowFontScaling={false} |
| ERROR | motion-ui-thread-animation | useNativeDriver: false |
| ADVISORY | nav-native-tabs | createBottomTabNavigator (JS tab bar) |
| ADVISORY | visual-semantic-colors | hardcoded hex in color:/backgroundColor:/borderColor:/tintColor: |
| ADVISORY | visual-system-font | custom fontFamily: |
| ADVISORY | system-status-bar | hardcoded StatusBar style="dark"/"light" |
| ADVISORY | motion-virtualized-lists | a file using both <ScrollView> and .map( |
Each finding links to expo-ios-hig/references/{rule}.md (path configurable in config.json) for the explanation and fix.
config.json is optional — sensible defaults apply. Override on first use if your project differs:
search_roots — space-separated source dirs to scan (default app src components)skill_rules_dir — path used in report links to the expo-ios-hig rule files (default ../expo-ios-hig/references)If jq is installed, the script reads these from config.json; otherwise it uses the defaults. rg (ripgrep) is used when available, with a grep fallback — no hard dependency.
scripts/verify-hig.sh against the Expo project root.check ERROR|ADVISORY <rule> "<message>" "<regex>" line in run_checks() — see references/workflow.md.expo-ios-hig — the rules this verifier checks; every finding links back to it.expo-ios-screen-scaffolder — generates screens that pass these checks by construction.npx claudepluginhub joshuarweaver/cascade-code-general-misc-1 --plugin pproenca-dot-skills-1Guides building iOS apps in Expo/React Native that conform to Apple Human Interface Guidelines, covering navigation, controls, styling, and interactions for native feel.
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Enforces React Native / Expo best practices for list rendering, animations, data fetching, navigation, and performance. Includes checks for falsy-&& crashes, bare strings outside <Text>, and inline component definitions.