Overview:

This content appears to be a product analysis or description of a frontend layout editor called “Free”. It mentions features such as core and business separation, widget development, cross-platform compatibility, and integration with Naive UI. The content also includes information about installation, examples, and documentation.

Features:

• Core and Business Separation: Enables developers to separate core functionality from business logic, allowing for customization and flexibility.
• Widget Development: Provides the ability to develop widgets that can be integrated into the core functionality.
• Cross-Platform Compatibility: Supports cross-platform micro page editing, including compatibility with WeChat mini programs implemented with Free Taro.
• Naive UI Integration: Integrates with Naive UI, a user interface component library, for a more streamlined design process.
• Preview Functionality: Offers a preview feature that allows users to see the changes made in real-time.
• Widget Types: Supports different types of widgets, including functional, core, and fixed position components.
• Documentation: Provides documentation for the different widget types, core layouts, hooks, and other related functionalities.
• License: The product is licensed under the MIT license.

Installation:

• Make sure you have the appropriate version (1.1.0-dev or higher) of Free.
• Follow the installation instructions specific to your development environment.
• Install the required dependencies, including Naive UI and Free Taro if necessary.
• Import the Free library into your project.
• Initialize Free and set up the necessary configurations.

Summary:

This content describes a frontend layout editor called “Free” that allows developers to create and customize their own widgets, separate core functionality from business logic, and achieve cross-platform compatibility. It integrates with Naive UI and provides features such as preview functionality and different types of widgets. The product is licensed under the MIT license.