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Use the @expo/ui version chosen for the app's Expo SDK. Render every
universal component tree inside a <Host> imported from @expo/ui. Host bridges the
React Native tree to the native SwiftUI or Jetpack Compose tree and also supplies the web
implementation where the component supports it.
Keep related universal controls inside the same host when practical. Use matchContents
when the native tree should size the host, or give the host an explicit React Native size
when it should fill available space. See the Host documentation
for the sizing contract and platform details.
Use the @expo/ui version chosen for the app's Expo SDK. Render every
universal component tree inside a <Host> imported from @expo/ui. Host bridges the
React Native tree to the native SwiftUI or Jetpack Compose tree and also supplies the web
implementation where the component supports it.
Keep related universal controls inside the same host when practical. Use matchContents
when the native tree should size the host, or give the host an explicit React Native size
when it should fill available space. See the Host documentation
for the sizing contract and platform details.
