React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces, maintained by Facebook and a community of developers.
Why this server?
Provides SDK patterns, hook examples (like useOrderEntry and usePositionStream), and UI component guides specifically for building trading interfaces with React and the Orderly SDK v2.
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Allows authoring slides with React components out of the box, enabling interactive and dynamic slide content.
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Provides enhanced documentation, type signatures, examples, version migration guides, and error diagnosis for React packages.
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Allows React applications to add real-time chat, voice, and video using the CometChat React UI Kit.
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Generates production-ready React form hooks and components that submit inquiries to SounnyForms.
Why this server?
Generates React components with TypeScript, hooks, accessibility support, and converts class components to functional components with hooks
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Provides embed/link instructions for integrating hosted policies into React applications.
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Ships the @splithub/react client (SplitHubProvider, useValue, useTrack, useIdentify, <Experiment>/<Variant>) so React sites and apps can render A/B experiment variants without flicker and send pageviews and track() events to SplitHub.
Why this server?
Supports React Three Fiber pages the same way as plain three.js: opens the app (including via a dev-server command), inspects the scene graph and named objects, drives interactions frame by frame, evaluates expressions against scene/camera/renderer, and performance-checks and optimizes the rendered result.
