Initiating a ReactJS app is quick, but developing one tailored to your needs is still time-consuming. You’ve probably tried ChatGPT, but it only gives you bits and pieces of code. Not a full app. You might have looked at no-code platforms, but they don’t give you the real code you need to customize things. What if you could have the best of both worlds? Meet Pixie, our AI agent at GPTConsole. It doesn’t just give you code snippets; it gives you a complete, working ReactJS app. Plus, it sets up your local dev environment to jump right in. And guess what? You can even ask the agent to update the application for minor changes like altering text or redesigning components. This is not just another CLI tool; it’s your ticket to fast-track reactjs app creation. Keep reading to find out how Pixie is changing the game.
Getting Started with GPTConsole
Installing GPTConsole is effortless. No complex setups. Just a couple of commands.
Installation
Run one of these commands in your terminal:
yarn global add gpt-console
Or
npm i gpt-console -g
After installation is successful, Open a terminal, type `gpt-console`, and you’re in. To start, simply enter `login`.
5 GPTConsole Prompts To Generate Reactjs Apps with Pixie
So, you’ve got Pixie, the AI Agent in GPTConsole. Pixie won’t read your mind, but it can build your ReactJS app. Here are 5 prompts to help you master ReactJS app generation using Pixie. For demo look into pixie tutorial video
Example 1: Building a Landing Page for Your AI Startup
You need a landing page for your AI startup called AWESO.ME. So, you’d type `pixie start “Create a landing page for my AI startup AWESO.ME: Generates cool looking UI components with javascript”`. This tells Pixie to initiate a new project with a landing page specifically tailored for your startup.
Example 2: Crafting a Header-Only Landing Page
Suppose you only want a header for your startup product named Partner. Your go-to command would be `pixie start “Create a header section only landing page for my AI startup product Partner: partner management solutions to enterprises”`. This narrows down Pixie’s focus to just generating a header, making it faster and more tailored to your needs.
Example 3: Setting Up a Documentation Page
You need a documentation page for your business. Simple, just prompt `pixie start “Create a documentation page for my business yourwebsite.com”`. It’s direct and tells Pixie exactly what type of webpage you need.
Example 4: Changing the Header Background Image
If you already generated a landing page but want to update the header’s background image, you’d use `pixie update “Change background image of header section”`. This is an update command, so Pixie knows not to start from scratch but to modify what’s already there.
Example 5: Updating Text in the Features Section
Let’s say you want to tweak the text in your features section. The prompt would be `pixie update “Change messaging of features section”.` This focuses Pixie on only changing the text in the features section of your existing webpage.
Remember, being specific helps Pixie get you the exact result you want. Also, GPTConsole has other agents, checkout them out here
