feat: opt-in camera stream and Reanimated binding - #71
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WalkthroughChangesThe PR adds opt-in, throttled Camera movement API and native delivery
Priority: ➖ Normal — Schedule the opt-in camera-stream and Reanimated API because it changes public MapView behavior across iOS and Android and adds a new optional package entry point. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MapScene
participant MapView
participant NativeAdapter
participant useCameraSharedValue
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MapScene->>MapView: pass onCameraMove and throttle
MapView->>NativeAdapter: configure camera stream
NativeAdapter->>useCameraSharedValue: write camera update
useCameraSharedValue->>CameraCompass: expose shared camera value
NativeAdapter->>MapView: emit final camera position on idle
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The automated benchmark run will time out despite successful scenarios, so its expected count should be corrected before merge. The callback timing and benchmark threshold documentation should also be aligned with actual behavior. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@docs/architecture.md`:
- Line 115: Update the camera event timing description in the architecture
documentation to state that onRegionChange fires once when a user gesture
begins, while onRegionChangeComplete fires when the gesture ends; retain the
surrounding guidance about onCameraMove and camera updates.
In `@docs/benchmarks.md`:
- Around line 444-447: Align the JS-lag p95 diagnostics for
I-animated-collection, I2-animated-prop, M-one-of-10k, and O-camera-stream with
the documented budget by reporting 16.67 ms instead of 17.50 ms. Alternatively,
consistently update the threshold documentation and implementation to explicitly
grant JS lag the 5% tolerance.
In `@example/maestro/benchmark-run-all.yaml`:
- Line 19: Update the success pattern in the benchmark wait condition to expect
15 passed scenarios, matching the actual count in SCENARIOS after scenarios O
and P are appended.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Align the JS-lag diagnostics with the documented threshold.
At 60 Hz, budget = 1000 / 60 = 16.67 ms. These diagnostics compare JS lag with 17.50 ms, which is budget + 5%. The threshold table grants that tolerance only to frame p50/p95; it sets JS-lag p95 to budget. Report 16.67 ms here, or update the threshold documentation and implementation to define the 5% tolerance for JS lag.
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In `@docs/benchmarks.md` around lines 444 - 447, Align the JS-lag p95 diagnostics
for I-animated-collection, I2-animated-prop, M-one-of-10k, and O-camera-stream
with the documented budget by reporting 16.67 ms instead of 17.50 ms.
Alternatively, consistently update the threshold documentation and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use the actual scenario count.
SCENARIOS contains 15 entries after scenarios O and P are appended. A successful run displays 15/15 passed, so this wait condition times out after 300 seconds.
Change the pattern to '.*/15 passed', or add the missing sixteenth scenario.
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In `@example/maestro/benchmark-run-all.yaml` at line 19, Update the success
pattern in the benchmark wait condition to expect 15 passed scenarios, matching
the actual count in SCENARIOS after scenarios O and P are appended.
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Add `onCameraMove` and `cameraMoveThrottleMs` to MapView. While the camera moves the adapter emits the camera at most once per throttle interval (default 100 ms) and once more when it stops. MapKit samples the camera on a display link that runs only during the move; the Google SDKs report every frame and the adapters throttle. Nothing runs unless the callback is set. Add the `react-native-better-maps/reanimated` entry point with `useCameraSharedValue`, which feeds the stream into a shared value so overlays follow the camera on the UI thread without a render per update. `react-native-reanimated` becomes an optional peer dependency.
The example app grows a compass that follows the map heading through `useCameraSharedValue`. The benchmark harness adds O (pan with the camera stream feeding a shared value every frame) and P (100,000 clustered markers), and routes free-form notes through the native log line so they survive release builds. ADR 0007 records the camera stream, the Reanimated binding and the decision not to build the shared C++ core, with the signpost data behind it. The benchmark results for both scenarios on the simulator and the emulator go into docs/benchmarks.md; README, architecture and changelog cover the API.
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What
Closes the performance roadmap: an opt-in camera stream, a Reanimated binding for overlays that follow the map, and a measured decision on the shared C++ core.
Camera stream
onCameraMove?: (camera: Camera) => voidandcameraMoveThrottleMs?: number(default 100 ms) onMapView. While the camera moves the adapter emits the camera at most once per throttle interval, and once more when it stops.MKMapView.cameraon a display link that runs only betweenregionWillChangeandregionDidChange. Google Maps (iOS and Android) already reports every frame; the adapters throttle and emit the final camera atidleAt/onCameraIdle.Reanimated binding
react-native-better-maps/reanimatedwithuseCameraSharedValue(). It returns a shared value plus a stableonCameraMovehandler that writes into it, so overlays read the camera inuseAnimatedStyleand follow the map on the UI thread without a React render per update.react-native-reanimatedis an optional peer dependency (>=3.0.0). The main entry point does not import it.Shared C++ core
Not built, and ADR 0007 records why with data. The audit made it conditional on profiling showing Swift or Kotlin compute as the limiter after the frame-budgeted pipeline. Signposts from the 100k clustered scenario on the iPhone simulator put the whole compute side (index query, clustering, diff) on the background queue at a p95 of 6.5 ms and a maximum of 10 ms, and the main-thread apply at a maximum of 3.6 ms. The scenario that still drops frames (N, 10k markers in one city viewport) spends up to 15 ms on the main thread inside MapKit's annotation-view layout while its compute stays under 3.1 ms. On the Android emulator the 100k scenario holds a 17 ms p99. A C++ core would speed up the part that is already off the main thread and under a frame, so the two native implementations stay, sharing the packed batch format and the test fixtures.
Benchmarks
Two scenarios join the harness:
O-camera-stream(10k markers, pan withonCameraMoveat a 16 ms throttle, JS lag checked) andP-clustered-100k(100k clustered markers, zoom sweep and pan over Poland). Results and the signpost data behind the C++ decision are indocs/benchmarks.mdand ADR 0007.iOS (iPhone 17 Pro simulator, Release, MapKit, started by hand): O passes with a one-frame p99 and a JS-lag p95 of 1.0 ms while the callback ran 266 times during the pan; P holds one frame at p95 and two at p99 with a 46 ms worst frame and 1.5 % jank. Android (API 35 emulator, Release, Google Maps, Maestro): every scenario at a 17 ms p99, P at a 33 ms worst frame, O at 17 ms with 211 camera callbacks during the pan.
Verification
bun run typecheck,bun run lint, package tests (173) and example tests pass.compileDebugKotlinclean, 41 unit tests pass.docs/benchmarks.md).Need help on this PR? Tag
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