A brief description of Structor is that it is a WYSIWYG UI builder for React.
Structor is more than just a UI builder. Let’s see what else Structor can do for you:
1. Structor uses Webpack which handles compilation of the source code and is already preconfigured for hot reloading. This means that any change in the source code of your project will be picked up and compiled automatically, and you will see the changes occur on the page almost immediately.
2. After creating a prototype of your new component, you may generate the source code for this component using predefined templates of the source code including all the necessary import statements. For example: optionally, if you’ve configured your component to have a connection with Redux, you may choose “generator” which provides all boilerplate infrastructure for Redux. This includes the reducer, actions, React components, etc. This dynamism is possible because each generator has different set of files and boilerplates.
3. Structor is integrated with Structor Market, a place where you can find different source code generators for components created by users, including: dialogs, forms, data tables, or any other kind of component.
You can fork any generator on the market and create your own components. This will allow you to reuse and share your work with your team or community. You can also inject any third-party component you like from any npm package by describing it in generator settings.
4. Structor provides the ability to create a documentation for every component in the project. This provides for helpful documentation that can be seen when you select a component on the page.
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