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 # About
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-dioxus-studio (inspired by wasm-pack and webpack) is a tool to help get dioxus projects off the ground. It handles all the build, development, bundling, and publishing to make web development just a simple two commands: `cargo init` and `dioxus-cli publish`.
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-Best thing: 
-- No NPM. 
-- No Webpack. 
-- No `node_modules`. 
-- No Babel
-- No parcel
-- No rollup
-- No ESLint
 
 
-## Visual Studio
+dioxus-studio (inspired by wasm-pack and webpack) is a tool to help get dioxus projects off the ground. It handles all the build, development, bundling, and publishing to make web development simple.
-Dioxus Studio features a command-line driven visual interface to manage your project. It's a great way to get started with dioxus projects.
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-To start the visual environment, simply type `dioxus studio` in your terminal.
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-From there, you can explore all the options to build, bundle, and deploy your app.
 
 
 ## Features
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 Need to run an example?
 `dioxus develop --example textbox`
 
-Need to benchmark a component?
-`dioxus bench`
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-Need to test your code?
-`dioxus test`
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-Need to convert some html into rsx?
-`dioxus convert file.html >> file.rs`
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-Need to build your code into a bundle?
-`dioxus build --outdir public`
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-# Use in your project
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-Sometimes you'll want to include static assets without bundling them into your .wasm content. dioxus-cli provides a few ways of doing this:
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-- Load in dynamic content using `dioxus::asset("./static/images/blah.svg")`
-- Live-reload HTML templates without rebuilding your .wasm with `dioxus::template("./templates/blah.html")`
-- Use a CSS library like tailwind in your dioxus configuration with