Thank you for your feedback, I really appreciate.
Let's say you want to create a product with auth and crud for contacts. You'll have a SignInUCD, a CreateContactUCD, a AddPhoneNumberToContactUCD, etc.
As you said, your react-native target will define the UI screens. You are free to design them the way you want as the library does not make any assumptions about the UI/UX. In every screen where you want to "inject" a use case, you'll use the `useUC` hook and `<UCPanel uc={uc} />` (see https://github.com/c100k/libmodulor/tree/master/dist/esm/tar...). See also https://github.com/c100k/libmodulor/blob/master/docs/getting.... It explains for web, but the mechanics are the same.
Since react-native expects `<View>`, `<Text>` and not `<div>`, etc. you'll also need to define your "design system", like it's been done here for example : https://github.com/c100k/libmodulor/tree/master/dist/esm/tar.... Basically, you need to define how you want a use case form to be displayed, etc. When in web we rely on `<input>`, in react-native we'll rely on `<TextInput>`. And of course, according to the data type, you can display a specific form control.
I realize it's super hard to explain and I'm not clear enough but hopefully I'll find the best way to express it.
Let's say you want to create a product with auth and crud for contacts. You'll have a SignInUCD, a CreateContactUCD, a AddPhoneNumberToContactUCD, etc.
As you said, your react-native target will define the UI screens. You are free to design them the way you want as the library does not make any assumptions about the UI/UX. In every screen where you want to "inject" a use case, you'll use the `useUC` hook and `<UCPanel uc={uc} />` (see https://github.com/c100k/libmodulor/tree/master/dist/esm/tar...). See also https://github.com/c100k/libmodulor/blob/master/docs/getting.... It explains for web, but the mechanics are the same.
Since react-native expects `<View>`, `<Text>` and not `<div>`, etc. you'll also need to define your "design system", like it's been done here for example : https://github.com/c100k/libmodulor/tree/master/dist/esm/tar.... Basically, you need to define how you want a use case form to be displayed, etc. When in web we rely on `<input>`, in react-native we'll rely on `<TextInput>`. And of course, according to the data type, you can display a specific form control.
I realize it's super hard to explain and I'm not clear enough but hopefully I'll find the best way to express it.