Core Logic Examples

Domain logic and shared utilities implementations that demonstrate best practices

Overview

This section contains working examples of core business logic and shared utilities that form the foundation of your application architecture.

Structure

Domains

Business logic organized by domain boundaries:

• Products: Product management, catalog, inventory
• Users: User management, profiles, permissions
• Auth: Authentication, authorization, session management

Shared

Cross-domain utilities and services:

• API: HTTP client configuration and patterns
• Hooks: Generic React hooks for common functionality
• Utils: Pure utility functions for data manipulation
• Types: Cross-domain TypeScript definitions

Coming Soon

We're actively developing core examples that demonstrate:

• Domain API Services: RESTful service implementations
• Custom Hooks: React hooks for data fetching and state management
• Utility Functions: Reusable business logic helpers
• Type Definitions: Comprehensive TypeScript interfaces
• Testing Patterns: Unit and integration testing examples

Getting Started

1. Choose your domain: Start with the business area you're implementing
2. Study the patterns: Review API, hooks, and type implementations
3. Copy and adapt: Use examples as starting points for your features
4. Follow conventions: Maintain consistency with established patterns

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Need help? Check the UTA Development Documentation for architectural guidance and implementation details.