fusion-to-publish

To register React components for Builder.io Publish visual editing, you convert TypeScript props into Builder input definitions and generate draggable component registrations within your Next.js project using the Builder SDK.

Exposing Builder.io Fusion components in Publish requires scaffolding Builder SDK configuration, catch-all routes, and component conventions to make code-built components available for visual editing.

Yes, you can bulk register React components by analyzing component directories and applying consistent mapping rules to register multiple unregistered React components for the visual editor.

TypeScript prop analysis for Builder.io component registration converts your component prop definitions into Builder input definitions, enabling reliable visual editor support and dynamic imports.

Yes, Builder.io Publish integration setup applies to Next.js projects, requiring scaffolding for catch-all routes, registries, dev tools configuration, and specific component conventions.

React components may not show in the Builder.io visual editor if the Builder SDK configuration, catch-all routes, or component registries are not properly scaffolded and mapped to Builder input definitions.