When publishing, giving the user the ability to add a note to say what changes have been made (like a commit message) to easily see what changes someone made during a publish. ex. changed url from /test to /test1
When generating code from figma, I would like the ability to change the path of the images used in the code.
The title is true. Currently, the image is saved as cdn when generating code from layers, I could not change the image references in the code. I would like to be able to change the image path to a local or specified URL or directory.
The idea is to have better control of the builder usage (page views, etc) So would be nice to have: A way to set a threshold to the different usages Fire the event to the webhook when the threshold is exceeded
Instead of having to setup custom events and conversions separately, it'd be great to be able to integrate existing GA4 profiles to pull in custom events, conversions and more information into the insights and use that information for A/B tests. T...
This is useful when we want to restrict the incoming request to files .Probably some group of users should not access the files directly. Provided some key or auth token we can give them access to files.
I encountered a CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) error. The error message in the browser console states: "Access to XMLHttpRequest at 'https://firestore.googleapis.com/google.firestore.v1.Firestore/Listen/channel?VER=8&database=projects%2F...
The upload API is very limited currently. For context, I'm working on importing a large number of images from an existing system and having to basically just push them all into 1 folder as there is no means to dynamically create folders to help or...
Our developer wants to use React-Bootstrap instead of Tailwind for style building. I suspect many other devs will want to use their own style kits. If Builder.io allowed alternative stylesheets that would be awesome! I understand that these would ...
Builder should be able to automatically generate typescript defintions for model. This would greatly increase the DX when using Builder, and could probably done pretty easy. I dont have any code examples currently, but for brevity a builder.get("e...
Currently you can support standard non typed versions of defineProps, such as defineProps(['prop1', 'prop2']) <-- supported in builder sdk in typescript, you would define them as defineProps<{ prop1: string, prop2: number }>() <-- not ...
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