Using a Module

You've acquired a module on Code SCE and downloaded its package. Here is how to take the delivered package and integrate it smoothly into your application.

1. Download Your Watermarked Package

Purchased modules are delivered as a secure, watermarked package through a single-use signed link. Each archive contains an embedded forensic watermark tied uniquely to your purchase:

• Zero-Width In-Code Marks: Invisible HMAC-SHA256 signatures embedded in comments.
• Manifest Record: .sce/watermark.json inside the archive.

Licensed to Your Account

Because downloads are uniquely watermarked to your developer account, redistributing raw packages publicly can be traced directly to the purchaser. Treat your download as your licensed copy.

2. Review the Module Documentation

Inspect the module's README.md included in the root of the package:

• Review required dependencies (e.g. Tailwind CSS, Lucide icons, date-fns).
• Check component exports, props interfaces, and event handlers.
• Note any CSS custom properties or theme configuration keys.

3. Apply Configuration via the Dynamic Form

Modules are designed to be configured without manual code refactoring:

• Each module provides a config schema (config_schema).
• Code SCE's Dynamic Form Engine lets you adjust variables (brand colors, border radii, visible fields, toggle switches) on the platform.
• Copy your customized JSON configuration into your local implementation per the README guide.

For schema specifications, see Dynamic Configuration.

4. Integrate into Your Codebase

With your settings configured, drop the component files into your project structure:

1. Copy Files: Place the component directory inside your project (e.g. src/components/ui/).
2. Install Peer Dependencies: Install any dependencies listed in the module's README.
3. Import & Mount: Import the component and pass your customized props or configuration object.
4. Test & Verify: Run your local development server to confirm styles and interactivity match the visual previews seen on Code SCE.

5. Contact the Creator if Needed

If you encounter edge cases or need specific enhancements, you can message the author directly through Messages & Chat.

Next Step

For a streamlined local experience with file extraction and project workflows: Desktop Companion →.