What's the purpose of the file under example/src/server.ts? Do you need a server because prisma is required to work on the server? I can understand it, I have created many nextjs apps and ofc I have seen prisma fail to work from the client code, so I used Server Actions to make server do prisma stuff and return data to the client safely.
But when it comes to react native there's no such thing as a server bcs the whole app is client. It seems to me that this file creates an "artificial server" on a client and all prisma calls are made on the behalf of this "server" that runs on the user's phone in this current app. Do I understand it correctly?
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What's the purpose of the file under example/src/server.ts? Do you need a server because prisma is required to work on the server? I can understand it, I have created many nextjs apps and ofc I have seen prisma fail to work from the client code, so I used Server Actions to make server do prisma stuff and return data to the client safely.
But when it comes to react native there's no such thing as a server bcs the whole app is client. It seems to me that this file creates an "artificial server" on a client and all prisma calls are made on the behalf of this "server" that runs on the user's phone in this current app. Do I understand it correctly?
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