Thank you! I do see the use for these, though a few things are a little off target for what the app hopes to solve. Component preview and mock props is actually something I have planned for the future with a subtype of snippet for templates, so when you intend to have custom inputs there is a way to test with different data. First though I'd have to build a different system for live previews and a dynamic environment that can adapt to which component it might be hosting.
Storing in the cloud to grab them with something like a cli tool is super cool. I have a feature on the mvp+ list to download a list as a library or to fork to github as a lib, just converting it into a folder. But I'm trying not to let scope creep distract me from just making it as easy as possible to grab a quick tool without downloading a whole library, not trying to compete with npm or any other package/version manager.
At present the only AI features I can think could benefit the app are search tools and framework detection, but these can also be improved traditionally without the need for linear algebra or paying for use of any ai api I think.
Basic version control could be cool too! like storing previous versions if a tool was useful to you in different forms
I do overall though feel the goal of this is a little different from the Bit platform, but some lessons could be learned about what people want based on the product's popularity :)
Storing in the cloud to grab them with something like a cli tool is super cool. I have a feature on the mvp+ list to download a list as a library or to fork to github as a lib, just converting it into a folder. But I'm trying not to let scope creep distract me from just making it as easy as possible to grab a quick tool without downloading a whole library, not trying to compete with npm or any other package/version manager.
At present the only AI features I can think could benefit the app are search tools and framework detection, but these can also be improved traditionally without the need for linear algebra or paying for use of any ai api I think.
Basic version control could be cool too! like storing previous versions if a tool was useful to you in different forms
I do overall though feel the goal of this is a little different from the Bit platform, but some lessons could be learned about what people want based on the product's popularity :)