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KinoComponent - Render Phoenix function components in Livebook
KinoComponent enables rendering Phoenix function components directly in Livebook. It’s ideal for experimenting with, documenting or creating a playground for components. I’m currently using it to create a Storybook-like experience within Livebook.
Key Features
- Seamlessly render Phoenix function components in Livebook cells
- Great for interactive component development and live documentation
- Supports rapid prototyping and UI experimentation
Check it out on GitHub and feel free to contribute or give feedback!
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lmletham
This looks awesome, I’m excited to give it a spin.
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