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1k-cross-platform

@OneKeyHQ/1k-cross-platform
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Cross-platform development patterns for OneKey. Use when writing platform-specific code, handling platform differences, or understanding platform extensions. Triggers on platform, native, web, desktop, extension, mobile, ios, android, electron, react native.

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name: 1k-cross-platform description: Cross-platform development patterns for OneKey. Use when writing platform-specific code, handling platform differences, or understanding platform extensions. Triggers on platform, native, web, desktop, extension, mobile, ios, android, electron, react native. allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Write, Edit

OneKey Cross-Platform Development

Platform Extensions

Use platform extensions for platform-specific implementations:

  • .native.ts for React Native (iOS/Android)
  • .web.ts for web platform
  • .desktop.ts for desktop platform
  • .ext.ts for browser extension

Platform Detection

Use import platformEnv from '@onekeyhq/shared/src/platformEnv' for platform detection:

import platformEnv from '@onekeyhq/shared/src/platformEnv';

if (platformEnv.isNative) {
  // React Native specific code
}

if (platformEnv.isWeb) {
  // Web specific code
}

if (platformEnv.isDesktop) {
  // Desktop (Electron) specific code
}

if (platformEnv.isExtension) {
  // Browser extension specific code
}

Key Principles

  • UI components should work consistently across all platforms
  • Keep platform-specific code in separate files with appropriate extensions
  • Minimize platform-specific code by keeping common logic separate
  • Test across all target platforms

Common Patterns

Platform-Specific File Structure

MyComponent/
├── index.ts          # Main entry, common logic
├── MyComponent.tsx   # Shared component
├── MyComponent.native.tsx  # React Native specific
├── MyComponent.web.tsx     # Web specific
├── MyComponent.desktop.tsx # Desktop specific
└── MyComponent.ext.tsx     # Extension specific

Conditional Platform Logic

// GOOD: Use platformEnv
import platformEnv from '@onekeyhq/shared/src/platformEnv';

function getStoragePath() {
  if (platformEnv.isNative) {
    return 'file://...';
  }
  if (platformEnv.isDesktop) {
    return '/path/to/storage';
  }
  return 'indexeddb://...';
}

// BAD: Direct platform checks
if (typeof window !== 'undefined') { } // ❌
if (process.env.REACT_APP_PLATFORM === 'web') { } // ❌

Platform-Specific Imports

// index.ts - Auto-resolves based on platform
export * from './MyComponent';

// The bundler will automatically pick:
// - MyComponent.native.ts on mobile
// - MyComponent.web.ts on web
// - MyComponent.desktop.ts on desktop
// - MyComponent.ext.ts on extension

Platform Considerations

Extension (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave)

  • MV3/service worker lifetimes
  • Permissions and CSP
  • Background script limitations
  • Cross-origin restrictions

Mobile (iOS/Android)

  • WebView limitations
  • Native modules
  • Background/foreground states
  • Deep linking

Desktop (Electron)

  • Security boundaries
  • IPC communication
  • nodeIntegration settings
  • File system access

Web

  • CORS restrictions
  • Storage limitations (localStorage, IndexedDB)
  • XSS prevention
  • Bundle size optimization