import { globalStyles } from './stitches.config'; import { Section, SandpackLogo, SectionHeader, SandpackTitle, Link } from './components'; export default function App() { globalStyles(); return ( <Section> <SectionHeader> <Link href="https://sandpack.codesandbox.io/docs"> Docs </Link> <Link href="https://github.com/codesandbox/sandpack"> GitHub </Link> </SectionHeader> <SandpackLogo /> <SandpackTitle /> </Section> ); }
A live codingenvironmentin record time.
- Create interactive docs- Easily create a live coding environment in your Docs. Sandpack runs CodeMirror under the hood, giving you all the basic capabilities of a code editor and syntax highlight. But you can use your own editor too! 
- Build low-code tools- With built-in npm dependency support, hot module reloading, error overlaying, caching and Node.js support, Sandpack can preview configuration updates, test product outputs, inspect script integration, and more. 
- Keep coding with a click- With Sandpack, you're always one click away from opening your code snippet in CodeSandbox. This way, you can easily share bug reports or examples behind a unique URL. 
Live coding in
the browser.
import { Sandpack } from "@codesandbox/sandpack-react"
- Get started in a few lines- Set the - templateprop to get started with Sandpack in a few lines of code. Each template contains all the- filesand- dependenciesneeded to start a project right away.
- Easily configure
 the project to run- Use the - customSetupprop to add dependencies or change the file structure.- Code snippet - import "./styles.css"; document.getElementById("app").innerHTML = ` <h1>Hello world</h1> `; - Sandpack preview 
- Customize the UI with ease- Tweak the UI to your liking using the - optionsprop. Quickly toggle the appearance of built-in components.- Code snippet - import "./styles.css"; document.getElementById("app").innerHTML = ` <h1>Hello world</h1> `; - Sandpack preview 
- Apply a theme, or
 create your own- Style Sandpack however you'd like! Use a premade - themeor apply your own.
- Build your own Sandpack UI- To fully customize the experience, you can build the UI yourself. The library exports a set of composable components and hooks that allow you to tailor the editing experience to your own needs. - Code snippet - export default function App() { return <h1>Hello world</h1> } - Sandpack preview 
Building blocks
of the Sandpack
ecosystem.
- Providers & Custom Hooks- SandpackProvideris available to manage the state and actions and- ThemeProviderhandles the theme and style. A set of hooks gives you access to the state and offers an API for integrating custom components into Sandpack.
- Sandpack Components- The - <Sandpack />component is made up of smaller parts that you can import separately to combine with your custom components.
- Sandpack Client- The bundler is wrapped by a small package called - sandpack-client, which is framework agnostic and allowing you to tap into the bundler protocol.
- Nodebox- Sandpack brings - Nodebox, its own Node.js runtime that allows you to run server-side code in any browser. Built-in support for Next.js, Remix, Vite, Astro and more.
Showcase
 - React docs- Want to try out a solution right on the same page alongside the guides or examples? With Sandpack you can embed a playground right into your documentation. 
 - Sound Demo- How about using sound to build an atmospheric editor experience? For instance, try coding an epic feature to the backing score of a fantasy adventure or fix bugs in a meditative zen with atmospheric music. 
 - Multiple Previews- For generative art or responsive design, Sandpack can render multiple previews to help you see all the variations you need. 
 - Interactive blog post by Varun Vachhar- Sandpack is also well suited for blog posts. Provide inline code examples for readers while keeping your blog's code easy to maintain. 
Get involved in
our community.
- Twitter - Sandpack wouldn't exist without this fantastic community of developers. Follow @codesandbox on Twitter to get the latest updates. 
- Discord - Our Discord community enables people worldwide to share tips, showcase their best thinking, and forge meaningful connections. 
- GitHub - We're always looking for contributors to help us fix bugs, build new features, or improve the documentation. If you're interested, definitely check out our repository.