Feature Requests

Add a component that will work like a timer and count up and down to a set time.

The ability to display one piece of information under one condition and another if condition is different. For example, data/text can be "Hi, {{name}}" if name is not empty but should be "Hi friend" if it is empty.

Would be great to see implemented Drawer navigation ( https://reactnavigation.org/docs/drawer-navigator/ ) because it's hard to hack draftbit to make it work.

It would be great to have support to create drawer navigation just as it is so simple to create switch, tab and stack navigators in Draftbit already.

Would be good to have an option to transform the time/date in all common variations for the output. At the moment i am always using the "FormatDateISO" and convert it to my needs with a custom code, which is sometimes annoying. I guess it is easy to build and would help in many situations. "Example like FlutterFlow"

Would be great to build actions in the UI upon custom state trigger. Say, I have a custom variable and once it's updated (or equal to X) I want to run certain actions.

We are able to save our Custom Block that we build in the UI for use elsewhere. However If you need to make a change to this Custom Block, you need to update it everywhere in the app - and delete and replace the saved Custom Block. There should be a "Custom Block Manager" where you can define and update a Custom Block and the Custom Block is simply referenced through the app.

A performant interface for rendering sectioned lists: https://reactnative.dev/docs/sectionlist

I would like the ability to save components, groups of components (i.e. custom blocks), or entire screens at the profile level so that I can reuse them in multiple apps.

I created a modal on a single page. The point is that I want to call the same component from a different page. I know that I can copy the component but then if. I have three pages that use it that component, I have to modify all three pages and component. Whereas if it was a global component I would only change it once and the global variable would reference it