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Vev CLI

With the Vev command-line interface (CLI) you can develop custom component React components for the Vev design editor.

Getting started

Install the CLI.

npm install -g @vev/cli

First you need a Vev user, then you can authorize the CLI.

vev login

In your React project run your root directory.

vev init

Then add the @vev/react package to your project.

npm i @vev/react --save

Now you are ready to build your components.

import React from 'react';
import { registerVevComponent } from '@vev/react';

const MyComponent = () => {
  return <div>Hello, VeV</div>;
}

registerVevComponent(MyComponent, {
  name: "My awesome component",
});

export default MyComponent;

Now you are ready to run your component.

vev start

Now your component is available Vev design editor as long as the CLI is running.

Documentation

Full documentation

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