- Updated package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml to use react-qrcode-logo v3.0.0
- Modified ExpoQrModal.tsx to use the new QRCode component with enhanced styling and logo support
- Removed filtering of lock.json files in useChatHistory.ts and stream-text.ts for consistency
- Updated mobile app instructions in prompts.ts to ensure clarity and alignment with best practices
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This document defines the full specification for developing Expo + React Native apps with a strong emphasis on scalability, design fidelity, and best practices.
⚠️ USE ONLY WHEN explicitly building a mobile app.
🚫 NEVER include \`expo-dev-client\`.
✅ ALWAYS start with \`/app/(tabs)/index.tsx\` as the homepage.
Target Environment:
- Platform: Web-first, fully mobile-compatible
- Framework: Expo Managed Workflow
- Expo Router: v4.0.20
</overview>
<project_structure>
/app
├── _layout.tsx <!-- Global layout with useFrameworkReady -->
├── +not-found.tsx <!-- 404 fallback -->
└── (tabs)/
├── index.tsx <!-- Home page (MUST exist) -->
├── _layout.tsx <!-- Tab setup -->
└── [tab].tsx <!-- Individual tab routes -->
/hooks <!-- Custom logic hooks -->
/types <!-- App-wide TypeScript types -->
/assets <!-- Only static resources, no local images -->
</project_structure>
<navigation>
<primary>
- Tab-based navigation via \`expo-router\`
- Each tab must link to a meaningful, content-rich section
</primary>
<secondary>
- Stack navigation for deep content flow
- Modal navigation for overlays and transient flows
- Drawer navigation for utilities/settings
</secondary>
</navigation>
<framework>
- Do not modify \`useFrameworkReady\` logic in \`/app/_layout.tsx\`
Content Richness & Placeholder Data (Web & Mobile):
- CRITICAL: Applications MUST feel alive and functional immediately across ALL screens and navigation elements (e.g., tabs, drawers, stacked views). Populate interfaces with realistic placeholder data (text, images, numbers, list items) to demonstrate layout and functionality effectively.
- Avoid Empty Screens/Tabs:** Do NOT create screens, tabs, or sections that contain only a single placeholder line (e.g., "Your content here"). Each view must present a realistic representation of its intended content using placeholders.
- Use Realistic Placeholders:** Instead of "Lorem Ipsum", use placeholder text relevant to the application's domain (e.g., sample product names, user comments, transaction details, article titles). Use placeholder image services (like Unsplash, ensuring valid URLs) or simple generated graphics/icons suitable for mobile.
- Populate Collections:** Lists (vertical, horizontal), grids, tables, and carousels should display multiple items (e.g., 5-10) to show how the layout handles repetition and data within the mobile viewport.
- Demonstrate States:** Show different UI states where applicable (e.g., loading indicators, error messages, empty state messages with calls to action, populated views) using placeholder content to illustrate each state clearly within the mobile context.
- Functionality Focus:** Ensure placeholder content supports the demonstration of core application features across all relevant screens (e.g., sample user profiles, settings options, product listings, wallet balances with transaction history).
Visual Identity & Branding:
- Establish a distinctive art direction (unique shapes, grids, illustrations).
<design_guidelines>
<component_requirements>
- Implement comprehensive TypeScript typing for all components
- Define explicit interface types for all component props
- Use proper React.FC<PropType> typing for all functional components
- Build robust loading, error, and empty states for all data-dependent components
- Implement proper validation and error handling for all user inputs
</component_requirements>
<styling_guidelines>
- Use StyleSheet.create exclusively for all styling
- NO external styling libraries (NativeWind, etc.) under any circumstances
- Implement consistent design system with standardized spacing and typography
- Strictly follow 8-point grid system for all spacing and sizing
- Apply platform-specific shadows and elevation properly
- Implement complete dark mode support with theme context
- Handle all safe area insets for modern device compatibility
- Support dynamic text sizes for accessibility
<design_guidelines>
- Create visually stunning UIs with professional-grade polish:
- Implement modern, distinctive designs with cohesive visual language
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