DevLink is awesome! Though it’s unclear how to publish components… running the sync command only overwrites changes made in the filesystem. Any tips?
@walkthrough.ai you got it right, syncing your components with DevLink only imports your Webflow components into your local filesystem, where you can use them within any React web app. However, at the moment Webflow doesn’t support hosting / publishing React web apps. For that you’ll need to use other hosting platforms like Vercel
If we need to host the application elsewhere for now, can we also sync the images? Currently, all of my Devlink components have hardcoded URLs for the images that all point back to Webflow. This is not ideal, so I wonder if there is a way around this. I could, of course, find and replace the URLs, but then all of that will just get overwritten the next time I sync 
Nevermind - Just figured out how to use runtime props / slots.
I wish it would just sync my assets to my local project and not require wiring up props for each image, but this will certainly work for now.