Updates to DevLink Export
By Steven Van ·
It’s now faster and more reliable to push components from Webflow to code.
Webflow has rearchitected the DevLink export engine behind Webflow, making component exports from Webflow to code faster and more reliable.
- Exports now support conditional visibility, variable modes and collections, nested library components, and native props and slots, so exported components render exactly as they do in Webflow.
- Components export with full TypeScript coverage, de-duped variable names, and clean, scoped CSS files.
- Export permissions can be managed through user roles or API tokens, and every export is tracked in the site activity log with full attribution.
The new version is generally available on all paid workspace plans and select site plans. Beta users keep complimentary access to the beta version for six months, with no action required. To upgrade, update the CLI and use the new webflow devlink export command instead of the old webflow devlink sync command.
With native props and slots now supported, DevLink props and slots are being deprecated. They will keep working but will show a deprecation warning in the Designer, and can be migrated automatically using the in-canvas Convert action.
