
Kustom Live Web Editor (KLWE) enables you to edit your .klwp presets in the browser!
Kustom Live Web Editor (KLWE) is a tool designed to assist users in developing and editing KLWP presets. Built with SvelteKit, KLWE offers a user-friendly interface for creating custom KLWP presets.
To run unit tests for KLWE using jest, execute the following command:
npm run test
Before creating a production version of your KLWE app, ensure that you have installed an adapter for your target environment. Then, run the following command to build the application:
npm run build
Kustom Live Web Editor (KLWE) is a user-friendly tool that allows users to develop and edit KLWP presets effortlessly. With its integration with SvelteKit, KLWE offers a convenient and streamlined experience for creating custom KLWP presets. The tool simplifies the setup process and provides easy-to-follow installation instructions. KLWE also includes testing capabilities and a build process for generating production versions of the application. Overall, KLWE is a valuable resource for KLWP users looking to enhance their preset development process.

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