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Show how a react component tree is structured
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Show how a react component tree is structured
name: show-me-the-components description: Show how a react component tree is structured
show me how the different component trees would look and which apps/... or packages/... its from
<component> (apps/...) useState... ... <compoenent> (packages/...) ...
like just outline the tree in each case
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