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Components and the Code Editor

Creating a Component in the Code Editor

To create a code component, click on the "+" button. You should be familiar with JavaScript and React.js. Once you’ve chosen the component name, the code editor will open, and you’ll see a default component. Code components allow:

  • Setting up any kind of content.
  • Styling content however you like.
  • Configuring any logic.
  • Connecting NPM dependencies.
  • Connecting primitives and Quarkly UI components.
  • Defining props (properties) for a component.
  • Connecting to any external databases or API.

Read more about creating a custom component in the Developer's Guide.

To edit a component in the code editor, click on the "<>" button.

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