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mobikul/mobile-loader

mobikul/mobikul_loader

Loader state bridge for NativePHP Mobile with optional Blade and web view helpers

Mobikul Loader for NativePHP Mobile#

Show and hide loader state in NativePHP Mobile apps, with optional Blade and web view support.

To find out more, visit: https://mobikul.com/

What this plugin does#

mobikul_loader provides two NativePHP bridge methods:

  • MobikulLoader.Show
  • MobikulLoader.Hide

These methods return loader state that your app can use while processing actions such as login, sync, or API requests.

The package also includes an optional HTML, CSS, and JavaScript helper for Blade-based screens or hybrid web views where you want a ready-made overlay spinner.

Requirements#

  • PHP 8.2 or higher
  • Laravel support package compatibility: ^10.0, ^11.0, ^12.0, or ^13
  • nativephp/mobile ^3.0
  • A NativePHP Mobile application

Installation#

Install the package:

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composer require mobikul/mobikul_loader

Register the plugin with NativePHP:

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php artisan native:plugin:register mobikul/mobikul_loader

If this is your first time installing the plugin, or if you later change native bridge files, rebuild the native layer:

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php artisan native:install --force

If you install from the NativePHP marketplace, configure the NativePHP Composer repository and credentials first:

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composer config repositories.nativephp-plugins composer https://plugins.nativephp.com
composer config http-basic.plugins.nativephp.com <your-email> <your-license-key>
composer require mobikul/mobikul_loader
php artisan native:plugin:register mobikul/mobikul_loader

Optional Asset Publishing#

If you want to use the included Blade or web view loader UI, publish the package assets:

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php artisan vendor:publish --tag=mobikul-loader-assets

This publishes the loader files to:

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public/vendor/mobikul_loader/

Quick Start#

Example login flow using the bridge methods from a NativePHP web view:

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async function signIn() {
  await fetch('/_native/api/call', {
    method: 'POST',
    headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
    body: JSON.stringify({
      method: 'MobikulLoader.Show',
      params: { message: 'Signing you in...' }
    })
  });
 
  try {
    await fakeLoginRequest();
  } finally {
    await fetch('/_native/api/call', {
      method: 'POST',
      headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
      body: JSON.stringify({
        method: 'MobikulLoader.Hide',
        params: {}
      })
    });
  }
}

JavaScript Usage#

You can call the bridge endpoint directly:

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await fetch('/_native/api/call', {
  method: 'POST',
  headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    method: 'MobikulLoader.Show',
    params: { message: 'Loading...' }
  })
});

Or use the included helper module from mobikulLoader.js:

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import { show, hide } from './vendor/mobikul_loader/js/mobikulLoader.js';
 
await show({ message: 'Loading...' });
await hide();

The helper is intended for bundled frontend code in your app. The import path above is an example and may need to be adjusted to match your app's frontend build setup. If you are not using a bundler, call the bridge endpoint directly.

Bridge Methods#

MobikulLoader.Show#

Marks the loader as visible and returns the resolved loader state.

Parameters:

  • message optional string shown in the response payload

Returns:

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{
  "visible": true,
  "message": "Loading..."
}

MobikulLoader.Hide#

Marks the loader as hidden and returns the resolved loader state.

Returns:

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{
  "visible": false
}

Blade and Web View Helper#

If your NativePHP app renders Blade or hybrid web views, you can use the included helper to render a loader overlay after publishing assets:

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<?php
 
use MobikulLoader\HtmlLoader;
 
$loader = new HtmlLoader('mobikul-native-loader', 'Please wait...');
?>
 
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/vendor/mobikul_loader/css/loader.css">
 
<?= $loader->render(); ?>
 
<script src="/vendor/mobikul_loader/js/loader.js"></script>
<script>
  window.MobikulNativeLoader.show('mobikul-native-loader');
 
  setTimeout(() => {
    window.MobikulNativeLoader.hide('mobikul-native-loader');
  }, 1200);
</script>

Important Behavior#

This plugin currently provides loader state bridge responses and optional web-based loader UI helpers. The native bridge implementations return a success payload that your app can use to coordinate loading behavior on Android and iOS.

If your app needs a fully rendered platform-native overlay component, extend the native bridge implementations in:

  • resources/android/src/MobikulLoaderFunctions.kt
  • resources/ios/Sources/MobikulLoaderFunctions.swift

Permissions#

This plugin does not require any special permissions.

  • Android permissions: none
  • iOS Info.plist permissions: none

Events#

This plugin does not dispatch any custom NativePHP events in the current version.

Validation#

Run validation from your NativePHP app root:

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php artisan native:plugin:validate

If you change native bridge code or the plugin manifest, rebuild the native layer:

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php artisan native:install --force
php artisan native:run

Versioning#

This plugin follows semantic versioning.

  • MAJOR for breaking API or manifest changes
  • MINOR for backward-compatible features
  • PATCH for fixes and documentation updates

Preview#

Loader UI example inside a NativePHP Mobile login screen:

Mobikul Loader Preview