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Feature Reference

Files

The Files panel is a file tree explorer showing every file and folder in your project. Click any file to open it as a tab in the center area's code editor.

The Files panel is a file tree explorer showing every file and folder in your project. Click any file to open it as a tab in the center area's code editor.

The Files panel showing the directory tree with the Dev files toggle and Upload button in the header

File Tree

The panel shows the full directory structure of your project. Folders appear before files, and items are sorted alphabetically. Click any file to open it in the code editor.

Uploading Files

Click Upload files in the Files panel header to add files from your computer. Uploaded files are saved to the my-files folder automatically.

Dev Files Toggle

The Dev files toggle in the Files panel header shows or hides advanced developer files (such as configuration files at the project root). These files are hidden by default.

Quick Open

Press Cmd+P (Mac) or Ctrl+P (Windows) to open the Quick Open dialog. Start typing a filename and the list filters in real time using fuzzy matching. This is a fast way to jump to any file without browsing the tree.

The Quick Open dialog showing the full unfiltered file list

The Quick Open dialog showing filtered results for "hero", with matching files listed by name and folder path

Code Editor

Files open in a tabbed code editor in the center area, alongside the Preview tab. The editor includes:

  • Syntax highlighting for TypeScript, CSS, JSON, and other languages
  • Line numbers in the left gutter
  • Code folding to collapse and expand blocks

A code file open in a tab showing syntax highlighting and line numbers

You can edit code directly in the editor. Changes are saved automatically and reflected in the preview.

Tabbed Editing

The center area works like a tabbed editor. You can have multiple files and the Preview open as tabs simultaneously.

Tabs follow a dynamic-until-pinned system:

  • Opening a file replaces the current unpinned tab (shown in italic text)
  • Double-click a tab to pin it (it switches to normal text and stays open)
  • Making an edit to a file automatically pins its tab

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