Hey! I have a NextJs piece of code provided by our partners so we could use their functionalities, it renders just one button and I want this button to be displayed in my Bubble app. As I understood, custom code can be added as a plugin and then be used in the app. Do I get it right? There are quite a lot of files and dependencies so looking into how it can be implemented
Thank you!
Move the code to an endpoint and call it in bubble. If you’re using the new app router, you’d create a folder called api, another folder with a relevant name like get-data, and then create a GET or POST export async function POST(request) etc and create your own button.
Hey, @doug.burden , thought about it, this button though is a part of npm package and is a React component, all the graphics and flows inluding popup when you click on it and the further logic are defined there. Calling API means that all the front behavior has to be reproduced. I’ve just talked with the Bubble help center, they said that they are not sure that external code can be executed directly in the Bubble app. Thought that maybe there is some workaround that will allow to do the same in a different way
you can bundle the code with the dependencies and then put it in a plugin from where you mount the component in the plugin’s root element. I doubt it makes sense to load a big lot of extra code just for a button 
@dorilama Have you done this before? Would it be possible to have the consultation with you? Want to understand whether it’s possible and how it can be achieved
I just sent you a dm
