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<palign="center">TinyEngine enables developers to customize low-code platforms, build low-bit platforms online in real time, and support secondary development or integration of low-bit platform capabilities.</p>
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<palign="center">TinyEngine enables developers to customize low-code platforms, build low-code platforms online in real time, and support secondary development or integration of low-code platform capabilities.</p>
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English | [简体中文](README.zh-CN.md)
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- Directly generate deployable source code without engine support.
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- Allows access to third-party components and customized extension plug-ins.
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- Supports high-code and low-code, and hybrid development and deployment of applications.
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- The platform accesses AI big model capabilities to help developers build applications.
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- The platform accesses LLM capabilities to help developers build applications.
### Local development: Start the local mock server and use the mock data of the local mock server.
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> The mock server included with the created low-code platform only provides basic backend mock functionality. If you need to experience the complete backend service capabilities, please refer to the Java backend startup instructions below.
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$ pnpm dev
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## Local development, directly connected to the local tiny-engine-webservice server
3. Modify the origin value in `vite.config.js` in the `packages/design-core/` directory of the tiny-engine project to be the address port of your local webService project (the webService port defaults to 7011), such as:
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