adding-features

To add new renderer features using feature-based architecture, create a new directory under src/renderer/features/<feature-name>/ and scaffold its components, hooks, and utilities. This isolates feature code for incremental rollout without affecting existing paths.

Feature-based architecture for frontend renderer processes is a structural approach that organizes code by feature modules rather than technical roles. It groups components, hooks, and utilities under src/renderer/features/<feature-name>/ to ensure isolated, maintainable feature development.

Yes, this feature scaffolding guide aligns IPC boundaries with UI components. It provides step-by-step conventions for integrating inter-process communication and UI elements within the renderer's feature-based directory structure.

To scaffold components and hooks for a new React feature module, follow the guided directory structure under src/renderer/features/<feature-name>/. This structure provides dedicated locations for components, hooks, and utilities to maintain clean feature isolation.

Yes, you can add renderer features incrementally without breaking existing code paths. By following the feature-based scaffolding conventions under src/renderer/features/<feature-name>/, new feature modules remain isolated from the rest of the application.

You should use feature-based scaffolding instead of a flat component structure when your team needs to extend the renderer with isolated, maintainable feature modules. This approach prevents code path conflicts and aligns IPC and UI boundaries for incremental feature rollout.