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Getting Started

Before you start be sure that you understand Uncodie Core Concepts and the No Code Features.

Overview

Uncodie is designed to be 100% compatible with your existing React projects by exporting your designs as a Git library dependency to your project but you can also start a full-featured app from scratch.

Export a Git Library

You can import your designs in Figma as components for your current application, to improve the import of your components be sure to generate components in Figma without using the screen component.

Setup

You have to set up your git account before exporting a project as a library, see:

  1. Open your project in the Uncodie App

  2. Select Git Library as the type of project

  3. Click on Save

  4. Recompile your project in Figma

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Importing your Uncodie-generated React Components to your current project

  1. After exporting your library

  2. Add your git as a dependency in your package.json file

  3. Run NPM install or NPM update to fetch your last version

  4. Import your component into your screen or file

Export a React Application

This is the normal setup for a project, you donΒ΄t have to make anything special to compile your project as a React App.

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