iris-architecture

Structure a React Native project using Clean Architecture by separating code into Domain, Application, Infrastructure, and Presentation layers. The Iris project models this by organizing voice and vision features across these four distinct boundaries with strict dependency rules.

The ports and adapters pattern in mobile app development isolates core domain logic from external frameworks. In the Iris architecture, this pattern acts as a bridge to keep voice and vision modules decoupled from infrastructure dependencies like external APIs or device sensors.

Voice and vision modules communicate through well-defined boundaries and a bridge pattern rather than direct imports. This ensures both feature sets remain independent while sharing core application layers without creating tight infrastructure coupling.

Yes, you can use the dependency rule to decouple large React Native feature sets by ensuring dependencies point inward toward the domain. The Iris project enforces this by making Infrastructure and Presentation layers depend on Application and Domain, never outward.

Clean Architecture works effectively for React Native voice and vision processing by isolating business logic from platform-specific APIs. The Iris project applies this structure to keep complex module interactions organized and maintainable across independent voice and vision domains.