Can you list the main parts of the MVI architectural pattern?

The architectural pattern MVI (Model-View-Intent) consists of three main parts:

1. Model — contains the application's state and business logic. In MVI, the model is usually the single source of truth and holds the current UI state.

2. View — displays the state received from the model and generates user intentions (Intents), such as button presses or data input.

3. Intent — represents the user's intentions, describing actions or events initiated in the View. They are passed to the model for processing.

The data flow in MVI is typically unidirectional: the View generates Intents, the model processes them and updates the state, which is then reflected in the View.

This approach helps make the UI predictable and easy to test.