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Code Samples

Find inspiration and great reference examples by checking out our code samples repo. A description of each sample and which features and technologies they use is available here for reference.

In addition to these code samples, you should also be sure to check out the Templates section in the Development Tools page for the options available for creating a starter project based on your favorite development stack.

Using the samples

NOTE: Before you run any samples, you must have previously run the npx @adobe/create-ccweb-add-on command to create your own add-on at least once to ensure the package is available and ready to use.

get-started

Demonstrates how to get started with add-on development with a simple app that greets a user after a name is entered.

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import-images-from-local

Demonstrates how to use the add-on SDK’s Import and Drag and Drop APIs to add images over click and drag and drop to a document.

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import-images-using-oauth

Demonstrates how to use the add-on SDK’s OAuth API to allow its users to connect their Dropbox account (in addition to leveraging some others listed below).

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use-client-storage

Demonstrates how to use the Client Storage API to persist user generated data through a todo list.

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export-sample

Demonstrates how to use the add-on SDK’s to export renditions of content in various formats including jpeg, png, pdf and mp4.

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dialog-add-on

Demonstrates how to use the Modal Dialog APIs to pop-up variations of modals from your add-ons.

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licensed-addon

Demonstrates how to utilize the hash of the user ID to integrate an add-on with licensing and payment services and monetize effectively.

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audio-recording-addon

Demonstrates how to record audio using the browser’s media recorder API, converting the raw Blob into a WAV Blob and using the document’s addAudio() API.

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pix

A react-based add-on that illustrates a very simple 16x16 pixel editor add-on. Users can drag the resulting pixel art on to the canvas, but they can also import the current page as pixel art (downsampled to 16x16).

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swc

Simple sample which illustrates how to use Spectrum Web Components without React or any other framework.

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swc-react-theme-sampler

Demonstrates the use of the SWC-React library, a set of React wrapper components for Spectrum Web Components (SWC), as well as illustrates some of the different Spectrum theme component properties provided with Spectrum (ie: main Express theme, scale and color) and how they affect the UI.

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vue-starter

Simple sample which illustrates how to use Spectrum Web Components without React or any other framework.

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Giphy

Allows users to search for popular gifs and add them to the document.

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QR Code

Allows users to create a QR code based on a URL and add it to their document.

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gradients

Allows users to create two-color gradients of various shapes and direction, and add them to their Adobe Express project.

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Document Sandbox Code Samples

The following code samples have been provided to help you get started using the Document Sandbox and Adobe Express Document APIs.

express-grids-addon

The sample add-on that the Grid System tutorial is based upon. Demonstrates how to use the Document APIs to create and manipulate shapes, context permanence, color pickers, and Spectrum Web Components usage.

express-stats-addon

The sample add-on that the Document Statistics tutorial is based upon. It demonstrates how to use the Communication APIs to invoke Document Sandbox method from the iframe UI and vice-versa, touching on asynchronous communication and context permanence. The add-on can build a list of statistics for the document, e.g., the number of class instances (shapes, text, images, and so on).

express-dimensions-addon

The sample add-on that the Document APIs Concepts article is based upon. It’s used to discuss the Adobe Express Document Object Model, its Classes, Interface, and Constants. The add-on draws Dimensions (arrows measuring the width and height) around the selected shape.

communication-iframe-documentSandbox

Demonstrates using the Communication APIs to expose and proxy APIs bidirectionally between the iframe and document sandbox code environments via runtime.apiProxy() and runtime.exposeApi().

editor-apis

Demonstrates how to use the Document APIs to create various shapes and text, and add them to the document.

image-and-page

A more comprehensive example of using the Document APIs to add a page, images, and shapes, and clear the artboard.

express-addon-document-api-template

A barebone JavaScript template that implements the Document APIs.