ionic-capacitor-skills

expo56-skill packages Expo SDK 56 guidance into twenty topic-based documents that Claude Code loads as needed. It supports new app development and SDK 55 migrations across routing, native modules, file handling, media, authentication, tooling, and EAS workflows, helping avoid outdated or invented APIs. The material is a May 22, 2026 beta snapshot rather than a live mirror, so release-critical versions and interfaces still require verification against official Expo sources.

This community skill gives Claude a structured workflow for planning, building, debugging, reviewing, and preparing Flutter apps for release. It favors feature-first Clean Architecture and includes guidance for responsive UI, REST and Laravel APIs, Firebase, state management, local storage, plus templates, checklists, and a feature scaffolding script. It is guidance rather than an app framework, and roadmap areas such as Supabase, in-app purchases, animation, and a full testing workflow are not yet included.

Detect the project’s framework and mobile setup, then apply structural fixes for safe areas, notches, keyboards, input zoom, viewport height, splash screens, status bars, and hybrid storage or authentication. The skill preserves the existing visual design, verifies lint/build/cap sync, and reports manual device and store checks for PWA or Capacitor targets.

iOS Motion Patterns Index catalogs runnable Swift animation examples for menus, transitions, indicators, alerts, tables, collection views, and UI controls. Its dispatch file gives a few representative links and sends the agent to fuller category lists only when needed. The project intentionally complements animation how-to skills rather than duplicating them: use it when you need working code for a swipe-to-delete card or custom transition, not general theory.