eject, which creates a new app and downloads your existing code including the frontend, scaffold works with your app in place.
For a step-by-step guide, see Set Up Local Dev for an Existing App.
- If you don’t have a Base44 app yet, use
base44 createto create one from scratch. - If you want a different local development approach for an app you already have on Base44, consider these options instead:
base44 eject: download your app’s code and start a new project from it.base44 link: link existing project files already on disk to a Base44 backend.
Usage
Arguments
Flags
Generated files
The command writes the following files to the current directory, skipping any that already exist:See also
create: Create a new Base44 project from a template.link: Link a local project to a Base44 backend.eject: Clone an existing Base44 app into a separate local project.- Set Up Local Dev for an Existing App: Step-by-step guide for the scaffold workflow.
- Project Structure: How project files are organized.