Convertigo No Code Studio — Demo Projects

This repository contains a collection of demo projects and example folders for Convertigo No Code Studio. Each demo folder holds a self-contained project you can import into the No Code Studio to explore features, integrations and typical usage patterns.

Purpose

These demos are intended to help developers and integrators quickly learn and experiment with Convertigo No Code Studio concepts such as data sources, components, UI flows, and integrations with backend services. Use them as learning material, templates for new projects, or starting points for prototypes.

Repository structure

At the repository root you will find one or more demo folders. Each folder typically contains:

• Project configuration files used by Convertigo No Code Studio
• Example assets (images, mock data)
• README or notes specific to the demo

Because demo folder names may change over time, open the repository root to see the current list of available demos.

Quick start

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/convertigo/c8oncs-demos.git
cd c8oncs-demos

2. Open Convertigo No Code Studio.

3. Import a demo project:

• Use File → Import (or project import menu) in Convertigo No Code Studio.
• Select the demo folder you want to import from the cloned repository.

4. Follow any demo-specific instructions found in the demo folder's own README (if present).

Tips

• Each demo is designed to be small and self-contained. If a demo requires external services (APIs, databases), check the demo folder for configuration notes or mock-data alternatives.
• When experimenting, make a copy of the demo project before making large changes so you can always restore the original state.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. If you'd like to add a new demo or improve an existing one:

1. Create a new folder under the repository root with a clear name (for example demo-rest-integration).
2. Add a short README in that folder describing what the demo shows and any setup steps.
3. Open a pull request describing the demo and how to run it.

License and contact

Check the repository root for a LICENSE file. For questions or support, contact the maintainers or open an issue in this repository.