Release Notes

Recent versions introduced portable miniapp navigation, manifest-backed param contracts, React Navigation default header behavior changes, and built-in miniapp router hooks in runtime deps.

Recent Versions (0.6.4 → 0.5.19)

0.6.4

Added built-in miniapp hook runtime deps: useMiniappRoute, useMiniappRouter, and useMiniappTabs are now available by default alongside useNamedPersistentState.

0.6.3

Fixed hook dependency safety and persistent-state re-initialization across miniapp namespace changes (no public API changes).

0.6.2

React Navigation engine stack headers are now hidden by default unless explicitly configured in manifest options.

0.6.1

Added manifest-declared page param contracts via paramsSchema and initialParams.
Navigation actions now validate merged params before mutating state, so invalid params fail fast.

0.6.0

Added portable navigation manifests with stacks, tabs, cards, modals, and fullscreen modals.
Added router hooks and host adapters for React Navigation and Expo Router.
Added local manifest/local component support and multi-page cache metadata.

0.5.19

Updated Jest configuration (internal tooling update).

Compatibility

Legacy miniapps still load

Older miniapps that only mark one component with root: true continue to work. The runtime and dashboard now normalize them into a one-screen manifest-backed bundle.

What Changed In Practice

JSON

{
  "components": [
    {
      "key": "support/HomePage",
      "name": "HomePage",
      "value": "compiled screen code"
    }
  ],
  "navigation": {
    "version": 1,
    "rootId": "root-stack",
    "nodes": []
  }
}

If the server omits navigation, dpage synthesizes a one-screen stack manifest automatically. If the server includes it, the runtime preserves the multi-page route graph and can render it with the portable renderer or React Navigation.