Markdown Streaming

If you need to render markdown that streams token-by-token from an LLM, check out react-native-streamdown — a streaming-ready markdown component built on top of react-native-enriched-markdown.

It combines remend for fixing incomplete markdown on the fly with react-native-worklets Bundle Mode to run all processing off the JS thread, keeping your UI responsive while tokens arrive.

import { StreamdownText } from 'react-native-streamdown';

<StreamdownText markdown={partialMarkdown} />;

StreamdownText accepts all props from EnrichedMarkdownText and adds a remendConfig prop for customizing the markdown repair pipeline. See the react-native-streamdown README for full setup instructions including the required Babel and Metro configuration for Bundle Mode.

Table Streaming (GFM)

When using flavor="github" with streaming content, tables require special handling because they are block-level elements that can't be rendered until the parser has enough structure (at minimum a header row and separator line).

The streamingConfig prop controls this behavior:

<EnrichedMarkdownText
  markdown={streamingMarkdown}
  flavor="github"
  streamingAnimation
  streamingConfig={{ tableMode: 'progressive' }}
/>

Table Modes

Mode	Behavior
'hidden' (default)	The table is completely hidden until it is followed by a blank line, indicating the table is complete. Prevents visual jank from partially formed tables.
'progressive'	Renders the table row-by-row as content arrives. New rows fade in when streamingAnimation is enabled. Incomplete trailing rows are automatically trimmed.