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Bit supports all tooling in the JS ecosystem and comes out of the box with official dev environments for NodeJS, React, Angular, Vue, React Native, NextJS and far more. All are native to TypeScript and ESM and equipped with the best dev tooling.
Bit is a fit to every codebase structure. You can use Bit components in a monorepo, polyrepo, or even without repositories at all.
Use the Bit installer to install Bit to be available on your PATH.
Initialize Bit on a new folder or in an existing project by running the following command:
bit init --default-scope my-org.my-project
Make sure to create your scope on the Bit platform and use the right org and project name. After running the command, Bit is initialized on the chosen directory, and ready to be used via Bit commands, AI agent, your editor or the Bit UI!
Create the application shell to run, compose and deploy your application:
bit create react-app corporate-website
Run the platform:
bit run corporate-website
Head to http://localhost:3000 to view your application shell. You can start composing the application layout and specific pages to build your application. Learn more on building shell applications.
Create the components to compose into the feature. Run the following command to create a new React UI component for the application login route:
bit create react pages/login
Find simple guides for creating NodeJS modules, UI components and apps, backend services and more on the Create Component docs.
Compose the component into the application shell:
import { Login } from '@my-org/users.pages.login';
import { Routes, Route } from 'react-router-dom';
export function CorporateWebsite() {
return (
<AcmeTheme>
<NavigationProvider>
<Routes>
<Route path="/" element={<div>Hello world</div>} />
<Route path="/login" element={<Login />} />
</Routes>
</NavigationProvider>
</AcmeTheme>
);
}
Head to http://localhost:3000/login to view your new login page. You can use bit templates to list official templates or find guides for creating React hooks, backend services, NodeJS modules, UI components and more on our create components docs. Optionally, use bit start to run the Bit UI to preview components in isolation.
You can either use hosted scopes on Bit Cloud or by hosting scopes on your own. Use the following command to create your Bit Cloud account and your first scope.
Use semantic versioning to version your components:
bit tag --message "my first release" --major
By default, Bit uses Ripple CI to build components. You can use the --build flag to build the components on the local machine. To tag and export from your CI of choice to automate the release process or use our official CI scripts.
After versioning, you can proceed to release your components:
Modernize existing projectsHead over to your bit.cloud account to see your components build progress. Once the build process is completed, the components will be available for use using standard package managers:
npm install @my-org/users.pages.login
Bit is entirely built with Bit and you can find all its components on Bit Cloud.
Your contribution, no matter how big or small, is much appreciated. Before contributing, please read the code of conduct.
See Contributing.
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