App Store Approval for React Native Micro-Frontend with CDN Modules

We have a React Native iOS app where we are planning to adopt a micro-frontend architecture using Re.Pack. Some modules of the app would be hosted on a CDN and loaded on demand at runtime instead of being bundled fully inside the app.

Is this approach compliant with Apple’s App Store Review Guidelines? Specifically, would loading JavaScript bundles or features dynamically from a CDN (instead of shipping all modules within the app binary) be acceptable for App Store approval?

If there are any restrictions or best practices we should follow for this type of setup, please advise.

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App Store Approval for React Native Micro-Frontend with CDN Modules
 
 
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