SweetClaude Mockup Extract

Extracting production React components into a sandbox involves pulling source code, hooks, and dependencies into a self-contained environment while stubbing external APIs and syncing global design tokens to ensure accurate visual iteration.

Recreated React mockups often look inaccurate due to missing global CSS, design tokens, or complex dependency graphs. Automated extraction captures source code and syncs design tokens directly to establish a perfect baseline matching production.

Dependency stubbing works by automatically replacing API calls and context providers with realistic mock data during component extraction, ensuring the isolated React component renders correctly in the sandbox without requiring live external services.

Yes, you can extract React components with complex import graphs. The extraction process handles these dependencies by stubbing external providers and APIs, allowing heavily interconnected components to function within an isolated mockup sandbox.

Yes, you need a configured mockup sandbox and read-only access to your project source tree. The extraction process analyzes the source code and pulls components, hooks, and dependencies into this pre-established isolated environment.