Has anyone been successful using the native reaction to create iOS and Android applications that can be used as libraries / subprojects in other projects for iOS and Android that were created without responding to native ones? My goal is to create new functionality for an existing application that has both iOS and Android code that was developed without native reaction.
As a simple example, let the image that I need to create a series of screens and logic to allow the user to "create a new account." Ideally, I would like to create new functionality (controller, views, api-client, etc.), Using the native reaction, and then export it as a standalone iOS and Android application. Besides being able to run these applications on my own, I would also like to include them in other native iOS / Android projects as subprojects. Then the native iOS project will create a new storyboard / ViewController / segue (s) and link the main reaction to the native iOS application.
I know on iOS / xcode. I can add a subproject by dragging .xcodepro to another. If I did this with an .xcodepro created using native, how would I like to associate a top-level view with an existing non-reactive iOS project? Is there a similar process on the Android side to achieve the same functionality?
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