create-builder.io
Advanced tools
Integrate Builder.io Visual CMS into an application.
Run the command below from within the app's directory:
npm
npm init builder.io@latest
pnpm
pnpm create builder.io@latest
Depending on your app, the CLI will update your build tool's config file by adding the Builder.io Devtools plugin.
Supported build tool configs include:
Additionally, the CLI will install the dependencies needed for Builder, such as @builder.io/dev-tools.
After a successful install, you can start your app's development server. In most cases, to start the dev server run:
npm run dev
Once your apps's dev server is running, Builder's Devtools will assist you along the way to get your content published.
FAQs
Integrate Builder.io to an application
We found that create-builder.io demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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