- Are these real interfaces or videos?
- They are real. Every tile is a compiled .exode file running in the ExodeUI runtime in your browser, with its own state machine and pointer handling. Hover or tap a tile and it responds the same way it would inside an app.
- Can I use these examples in my own project?
- Yes. Each tile has an "Open in ExodeUI" button that loads the same file in the free web studio, where you can change it and export it. Components and weather cards also have their own pages with downloads and code.
- Which frameworks can run them?
- React and Next.js through the exodeui package, plus runtimes for Vue, Svelte, Angular, Solid, React Native, SwiftUI and Flutter. The same file works in all of them.
- How do I control the motion from code?
- Each file exposes inputs: triggers such as liked or sent, booleans such as isOpen, numbers such as selected, text and colours. Set them through the inputs prop or the engine, and the state machine takes care of the transitions.
- Do I need to write animation code?
- No. States, transitions, springs and gestures are built visually in the editor and stored in the file. Your code only sets inputs and listens for events.