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I created a text field, deleted it, and added another ending up with a slightly mis-defined UI element. The name in the UI is Text 4, the prop is text3 and the
by yodon 9y ago
I created a text field, deleted it, and added another ending up with a slightly mis-defined UI element.
The name in the UI is Text 4, the prop is text3 and the css class is text_4.
That said, I’m totally in love. Can I just ask for Typescript generation, please? (UPDATE: My god it’s already there in the full version - Thank you!)
- jpochtar 9y agoWe're working on simplifying the common case usage for props, but they are complicated right now because we're going for giving you the full flexibility of React. What that means for us is that props have 2 parts: their definition and their usage. Go into the CODE tab of the sidebar and you'll see the prop definitions on top and the usages below. When you create a new binding by clicking "make dynamic", we automatically create both a definition and a usage for you. We don't do a great job of keeping the names in sync because we expect you'll rename the prop (and update the usage). https://documentation.pagedraw.io/data-binding/ https://documentation.pagedraw.io/data-binding/
- yodon 9y agoI’ve installed the pagedraw-cli app but am getting crashes because my project is on the D:/ drive and it’s inheriting the drive specifier and looking for my C:/users folder under D:/users. Super excited to go deeper with this.
- yodon 9y agoThanks to PageDraw crew for helping with this... looks like it’s a bug in the upstream netrc package used for persisting user credentials locally. Workaround for now is to copy your project to the C:/ when playing with the command-line version of pagedraw.