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Quick start

The fastest way to try Lasca is to use a prepared sample vue.js or React project create-lasca-app, which will help scaffold the basic structure of building a web applications using Lasca for you.

To use it, open up your terminal in the desired directory and run the following command:

yarn create lasca-app

The command will interactively give you following simple steps to get started:

👉  Get started with the following commands

$ cd lasca-app
$ yarn install
$ export LASCA_API_TOKEN=<YOUR_API_TOKEN>  ( Get your API token from <https://lasca.app/signup> )
$ yarn lasca pull
$ yarn webpack serve

Then app will run at <http://localhost:8080>

After finishing the above steps, go to http://localhost:8080 ( http://localhost:3000 if you choose Nuxt.js or Next.js) and you will see the following screen.

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Please explore this screen and you will see that it has dynamic features such as condition or click event, but it's created without writing even a single line of HTML and CSS, just an export of the Figma design!

For automating front-end coding in your own projects, refer to the more detailed documentation below.

Going further

UI logics & Interaction with API

Lasca allows us to configure UI logics (condition, loop, variable, event) and interaction with API. They are essential to web applications.

We recommend the following articles about UI logic and interaction with API.