Add a name to your Pack — e.g. “Hello, world!” — in the top left corner of the page and, optionally, an icon
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Your window is pre-filled with code you can run from the example. You can read through this code, but it works out-of-the-box, so let’s just use it as is to start.
To make a Pack, you have to compile the code. Then, it’ll be available in a doc. All of this happens right in your browser.
Press the “Build” button
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After a few seconds, you’ll get a confirmation screen saying you’ve got a Pack. Click “Create a blank test doc” to get into a doc. 🥳
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3. Install + use the Pack in a Doc
In the Explore menu, find your new Pack and install it
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Then, try the formula in the doc and see it in action! You’ve now got your own working custom Pack
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Want to print your doc? This is not the way.
Try clicking the ··· in the right corner or using a keyboard shortcut (