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⚡ Jump

An instant Laravel runtime for your phone.
Scan a QR code and run a real Laravel + NativePHP project on your device — no rebuild, no app store.

NativePHP Mobile Laravel 13 PHP 8.4 iOS & Android


What is Jump?

Jump is the NativePHP mobile dev client — a native iOS & Android app that turns your phone into a live Laravel runtime. Start the Jump CLI in any Laravel project, scan the QR code, and your app streams to the device and runs there natively. Save a file and it hot-reloads. Reach for the camera, push notifications, biometrics, or geolocation and they execute right on the phone through NativePHP's Laravel APIs.

This repository is the Jump app itself — a Laravel application rendered entirely with NativePHP's native-ui engine, so the whole UI (native tab bars, nav bars, bottom sheets, SF Symbols / Material icons) is described in Blade and drawn with real SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose. No web view.

How it works

┌────────────────┐        ┌────────────────┐        ┌────────────────┐
│  Your Laravel   │  mDNS  │   Jump app     │   WS   │  native-ui     │
│  project        │◄──────►│  (this repo)   │◄──────►│  render tree   │
│  php artisan    │  scan  │  on your phone │ stream │  SwiftUI /      │
│  native:jump    │        │                │        │  Compose        │
└────────────────┘        └────────────────┘        └────────────────┘
  1. Start the Jump CLI — in a Laravel app, composer require nativephp/mobile, then php artisan native:jump to prepare it for the mobile runtime.
  2. Scan the QR code — a QR appears in your terminal. Tap Connect in Jump and point your camera at it.
  3. Instant connection — your phone connects over the local network (advertised via _jump._tcp mDNS) and runs the project in the Jump runtime.
  4. Explore native APIs — camera, push notifications, biometrics, geolocation and more, straight from NativePHP's Laravel facades.
  5. Live reload — save a file and the runtime reloads automatically. Shake to exit and return to Jump when you're done.

Servers advertising on your LAN show up automatically as a "N servers nearby" pill floating above the tab bar — tap to connect without scanning.

Inside the app

Jump is built from NativePHP native-ui components (app/NativeComponents) rendered by native Blade views (resources/views/native):

Tab Component What it does
Connect Home Hero launcher — scan a QR, browse LAN dev servers, jump to the Playground, docs & partners
Docs Docs Browsable NativePHP mobile documentation with deep-linkable pages
Videos Videos Tutorials for building Laravel on mobile
Search (tab bar) Native docs search available from every tab
Settings Settings App preferences (notifications, etc.)

Notable pieces:

  • JumpTabsLayout — native bottom tab bar + top nav lockup (the bolt.fill + Jump wordmark), plus the app-wide discovery pill via FloatingOverlay.
  • LAN discoveryInteractsWithDiscovery + DiscoveredServers browse _jump._tcp and surface nearby dev servers in a native bottom sheet.
  • "How Jump Works" — the onboarding shown as a dismissable native <bottom-sheet> on the Connect screen.
  • Theme — the Deep Horizon palette with an indigo (#4F46E5) brand tint, with full light/dark support via theme-* classes.

Native capabilities

Jump ships with the NativePHP mobile API surface it demonstrates and uses:

biometrics · browser · camera · clipboard · discovery · geolocation · local-notifications · media-player · microphone · network · scanner · secure-storage · share · vibe

Requirements

Getting started

# Install dependencies
composer install

# Configure environment
cp .env.example .env
php artisan key:generate

# Run the native app on a simulator / device
php artisan native:run

A ./native wrapper is included, so the common commands shorten to ./native run, ./native jump, and ./native install.

The generated native projects (nativephp/ios, nativephp/android) and build logs live under nativephp/ and are git-ignored — they're produced by the NativePHP build, not checked in.

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License

Open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

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