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I will continue my review and walkthrough tomorrow when I'm back from PTO. |
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Now we're ready to start building a composable frontend. Stop the server with `ctrl + c` and let's get started. | ||
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Stop the server with `Ctrl + C`. | ||
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### Generate a new UI Component |
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This topic needs more details about what a UI Component is in the context of drop-ins and what it's purpose is within the drop-in.
These files were not only generated with the appropriate names, but they are completely preconfigured to work together as a unit. For example, the `LoginForm` component was automatically imported into `src/components/index.ts` to let you start referencing the component throughout your project. | ||
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And if you run `npm run dev` again, you'll see your new component in the Storybook UI, configured with an example and best practices to help you get started with Storybook. | ||
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### Generate a new API Function |
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This topic needs more details about what the API function is for (provide examples) in the context of a drop-in.
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{/* TODO: Add code block of files generated */} | ||
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Review the files generated in `src/api/`. | ||
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### Generate a Frontend Container |
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This topic needs more details about what a Container is in the context of drop-ins and what it's purpose is within the drop-in.
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Please provide more details as mentioned in the comments above.
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Superseded by #405 |
Purpose of this pull request
The current documentation for the dropin-template repo does not have a detailed explanation on how to get started with the Sandbox to preview built dropins. This PR adds fully detailed instructions to get started with the dropin-template sandbox.
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