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Working on Projects

Opening Projects for the First Time

Opening Projects for the First Time

Add a Project

Each time you open Codux, you'll find yourself on the Projects screen, where you can see your already-opened projects and add or create new ones. Here you can: Create a new projectOpen a local projectClone a Gi

Create a New Project

To create a new project, click New Project on the left side of the screen.You'll see this screen by default if you don't have any projects yet in Codux. Here, you can start a new project from the blank or quick

Open a Local Project

If you already have a project on your computer to add to Codux, use the Open a local project option on the Projects screen. Enter the local project path, and click Open. Note: This works for project with or wit

Clone a Git Repository

When you clone a Git repository, you'll be asked for the repository URL, and to provide a local path to clone it to. You can get the URL from the repo on GitHub or from the project owner.After filling in these

Understanding and Running Project Scripts

For the average non-developer, running scripts through commands in the terminal can be an intimidating, potentially dangerous place. The scripts feature in Codux makes it easy for you and all users — designers,

Developer’s Guide to Setting Up a Project for Designers

Codux makes it easy for designers to dive into React projects without knowing much code. But before they start, developers need to set a few things up. This helps keep the project organized, and ensures that ev

Working with Board Files

Inside a board file, the first thing you'll see are package imports. Because boards use JSX syntax, you'll need to import the React package. You'll also need our helper package, which is a required dependency f