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You can create libraries which are then re-usable from any other Iguana X component.
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| title | Step 1: Add a component using green [+ COMPONENT] button |
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| title | Step 2: Make sure it has an upstream repo |
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| title | Step 3: Create a directory FOO |
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Click the Create Folder icon  Enter the folder name and click and click the green [CREATE] button  You should see something like this: 
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| title | Step 4: Create a file BAR.lua in the FOO directory with and add a function |
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Select the Create File menu optin on the FOO folder  Enter the folder name and click and click the green [CREATE] button  Create a function in the BAR.lua file, you can paste this example: | Code Block |
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function FOObar()
return "The world needs more FOO";
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You should see something like this: 
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| title | Step 5: Commit the changes and push them to the upstream repo |
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Click the Commit changes toolbar button  The commit dialogue will open, enter a commit message and click the green [COMMIT] button Click the Push changes to remote toolbar button  The upstream repository will look something like this:
NOTE: FOO is currently just a folder 
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| title | Right click and convert FOO to a libraryStep 6: Convert FOO to a library by right clicking on it and choosing the "Create Library" menu option |
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Open the folder menu by right clicking on FOO, or clicking the 3 dot menu Choose Create Library to convert the FOO folder into a Library  Image AddedClick the green [CREATE] button in the confirmation dialogue This will bring you to the Repository Management dialogue Once you are in the Repository Management screen you can set your upstream repository
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It is possible to connect to an existing repository in the Repository Management dialogue – but we strongly recommend against this as there a few, if any, scenarios where this would be useful. |
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| title | Step 7: Commit and push |
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See Step 5 for detailed screenshots (the first three steps below are the same) Click the Commit changes toolbar button The commit dialogue will open, enter a commit message and click the green [COMMIT] button Click the Push changes to remote toolbar button The component upstream repository will look something like this:
NOTE: Notice that FOO was converted from a folder (in step 3) to a reference to the FOO library  Image AddedThe FOO library upstream repository will look something like this:
NOTE: That the the FOO library should have the BAR.lua file in it.
If you look at the repo for the component it should have the link to the library in it. It doesn’t currently - there is a bug. Image Added
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| title | Step 8: Now create a new component + FROM URL based on the git repo of this library |
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Bang - this work flow is currently broken as of 10.1.80 |
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