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The original was posted on /r/opensource by /u/YanTsab on 2025-02-04 15:28:33+00:00.

Last week, I shared a video in r/reactnative demonstrating the comment system from my project, Replyke. The response was great, and many people asked whether it was open source. At the time, it wasn’t—but that was always the plan. I spent the last few days cleaning things up, and now it’s ready for public use.

As of today, Replyke’s comment system is open source.

For those unfamiliar, it’s a modern, social-style comment section designed for React applications (both React and React Native). It includes:

• Mentions – Users can mention each other (@username), with optional notifications and customizable click handling.
• Replies & Likes – Supports nested replies and likes, with built-in notification handling.
• Highlighted Comments – Allows linking to and auto-highlighting a specific comment or reply.
• GIF Support – Users can insert GIFs with an API key.
• Built-in Authorization – Ensures only authorized users can delete their comments and prevents duplicate likes.
• Reports & Moderation – Includes a reporting system, back-office tools for managing reports, deleting comments, and banning users.

This is part of a larger project aimed at helping solo developers and small teams build communities around their content, but this post is focused on the comment system itself.

GitHub Repo:

React Package:

React Native Package (CLI & Expo):

Open to feedback and contributions!