convex-component-authoring

To publish isolated Convex components, you build self-contained modules with independent schemas and functions, then run the standard publish workflow to distribute the UI and data-layer modules across multiple apps.

Component isolation in Convex separates schemas, functions, and frontend hooks from the main application code. This structured approach ensures reusable logic and data models remain self-contained, simple to version, and easy to share across projects.

You share data models and schemas by authoring self-contained Convex components with clear exports and dependency management. This allows modular components with independent schemas to be deployed and consumed across multiple projects.

Yes, the Convex component authoring workflow supports optional frontend hooks. You can build self-contained components that include isolated schemas, functions, and these hooks to distribute complete UI and data-layer modules.

The best way to manage dependencies for reusable Convex components is using a structured authoring approach with clear exports. This ensures self-contained modules remain isolated from application code while being easy to reuse and version.

Yes, you can distribute UI and data-layer modules to multiple Convex apps by building self-contained components. These isolated modules feature independent schemas, functions, and optional frontend hooks for cross-project consumption.