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UnifyApps Native App — Architecture

1. Introduction

A UnifyApps mobile app is a white-labeled, server-driven native application. Each no-code application built on the UnifyApps platform receives its own dedicated mobile app, published under its own brand on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. A single client can have multiple applications, each with its own build and store listing.

The installed binary contains two things:

1. The No-Code Runtime Engine — a universal engine that can interpret and render any application built on the UnifyApps platform.
2. Application-specific hardcoded values — the server URL (matrixEndpoint), app icons, splash screens, permissions, bundle identifier, and other branding assets unique to that application.

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export default {
  b_1341_title: ({ blocks, datasources }) => {
    return datasources.d_1314141.result.title;
  },
  b_1341_description: ({ blocks, datasources }) => {
    return datasources.d_1314141.result.description;
  },
  b_1341_image: ({ blocks, datasources }) => {
    return blocks.b_1342.result.image_url;
  }

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import { useState } from 'react';
import { ScrollView, View, Text } from 'react-native';
import {
  Button,
  Card,
  Chip,
  Switch,
  Avatar,
  Separator,
  Spinner,

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@unifyapps/sdk-react-native

Official React Native SDK for integrating UnifyApps into your mobile app.

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Installation (Expo)

1. Install the SDK with peer dependencies

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private void StartApp() {
    Fragment reactFragment = new ReactFragment.Builder(getMainComponentName()).build();
    getSupportFragmentManager()
            .beginTransaction().replace(R.id.fragment_container, reactFragment, reactFragment.getTag())
            .commitAllowingStateLoss();
}