PythonNative re-exports a small public surface from pythonnative/__init__.py. Most user code only ever touches the names in this overview; deeper internals (reconciler, native_views, hosts) are documented for contributors and integrators.

Your app module defines a top-level component named App:

import pythonnative as pn

@pn.component
def App():
    return pn.NavigationContainer(...)

The bundled Android ScreenFragment and iOS ViewController load your app by module path ("app.main") and look up the module's top-level App attribute. There is no registration step or imperative bootstrap call. If you need to expose a differently-named root component, configure the templates to load an explicit dotted path like "app.main.RootScreen" instead.

::: pythonnative options: show_root_heading: false show_root_toc_entry: false members: false

The reference is split per module so each page stays scannable:

All visual and layout properties pass through the style dict (or a list of dicts). The full per-component property catalogue lives in Component properties.