Port to your framework
Prompts that turn a static product into React, Vue, Svelte or the framework your project uses.
Most products are static HTML, CSS and JavaScript. That makes them easy for an agent to read and rebuild in any framework.
Let the agent ask#
FrameworkPort to my framework (ask first)
Using Orvio, take Sotto as the design source. First ask me which framework my project uses, then rebuild the pages I name as idiomatic components in it.
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React with Tailwind#
FrameworkRebuild a page in React
Using Orvio, get sotto/page/pricing and rebuild it as React components with Tailwind, using the product's tokens as my theme. Keep its spacing, states and accessibility.
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Vue#
FrameworkRebuild a page in Vue
Using Orvio, get sotto/page/index and rebuild it as Vue 3 single-file components with my project's conventions. Move the product's colours and type into my existing theme and keep its responsive behaviour.
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Tips for a good port#
- Name the pages. Pages and components keep a port small and checkable.
- Say what to keep. Spacing, type scale, states, motion and accessibility are the craft. Layout markup can change.
- Connect your own data. The product's content is an example.
- Check the result in the browser, at phone width too.
If you are not sure which framework a product uses, ask for get_product. It reports the framework, how that was found, and the compatibility evidence the release records. Orvio never claims a product was tested in your framework.
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