create-uxp-react-app
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This package includes the global command for to create a UXP-SWC app in React context. ### Prerequisites 1. NodeJS >= 18.x 2. Yarn v3.x ([Quick steps to migrate from yarn 1.x](https://yarnpkg.com/migration/guide)) 2. UXP >= 7.2 ### Quick Start Us
This package includes the global command for to create a UXP-SWC app in React context.
Use the create-uxp-react-app to create the boiler plate project
npx create-uxp-react-app <name-of-the-app>
cd <name-of-the-app>
Install respective components from swc-uxp-wrapper and swc-react libraries.
yarn add @swc-uxp-wrappers/checkbox
yarn add @swc-react/checkbox
yarn watch (and continue using the react components)
Once you have the project structure ready, you can import the component in for example App.js
import { Checkbox } from "@swc-react/checkbox";
And finally use the component
<Checkbox> I am a checkbox</Checkbox>
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This package includes the global command for to create a UXP-SWC app in React context. ### Prerequisites 1. NodeJS >= 18.x 2. Yarn v3.x ([Quick steps to migrate from yarn 1.x](https://yarnpkg.com/migration/guide)) 2. UXP >= 7.2 ### Quick Start Us
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