livecodes/configuration

To configure the LiveCodes Playground during project initialization, use a Config object to centralize project content like markup, style, and script, alongside default editor and UI settings. This enforces a well-defined Config schema for consistent setup.

Yes, you can customize the LiveCodes editor using URL parameters. Query parameters enable fast customization to adjust templates, imports, and external resources without requiring code changes to the underlying project.

The best way to set up CSS processors in a web playground is using configuration presets. This approach supports external stylesheets and CSS processing presets to streamline deployment and previews within the LiveCodes environment.

EmbedOptions work by allowing you to adjust templates, imports, and external resources when embedding the LiveCodes Playground. They are validated alongside editor and UI settings to standardize display customization across external resources.

Yes, LiveCodes configuration supports external stylesheets and scripts. The setup handles external resources directly through the Config object and EmbedOptions to streamline deployment and previews.

LiveCodes Playground editor settings may not apply correctly if they fail the editor and UI settings validation. The configuration enforces a well-defined Config schema, so any invalid parameters or external resource handling errors will block setup.