Any plans for self-hosted Plasmic?

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Are there any plans to allow people to self-host Plasmic?My company self-host’s Gitlab for example because we feel uncomfortable in having any of our intellectual property not fully under our control.

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Thanks for the feedback! We don’t currently have plans for a self-hosted solution, but one option you can consider in the meantime is our codegen facilities to get React code directly into your codebase:
https://docs.plasmic.app/learn/codegen-guide/#gatsby-focus-wrapper

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Today, in 2024, is it already possible to self-host or is it not possible yet?

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Yes, it is possible to self-host plasmic as we went open source. Please check GitHub - plasmicapp/plasmic: Visual builder for React. Build apps, websites, and content. Integrate with your codebase.

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Hello,

The you shared opens the Git repo.

But I am not able to find documentation specifically for self hosting Plasmic Studio locally on my PC.

Can you please share that information?

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check out these docs

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Sorry my bad.

I forgot to mention that I am working on Windows 11.

Here is the list of commands that I have issued:

npx create-react-app <my-app>

cd <my-app>

npm install -g @plasmicapp/cli

plasmic init

plasmic sync

npm run start

After issuing these commands I gave the commands I created the file plasmic-host.js with following code:

import { PlasmicCanvasHost } from '@plasmicapp/loader-react';
import { PLASMIC } from './plasmic-init'; // Adjust path based on your setup

export default function PlasmicHost() {
  return <PlasmicCanvasHost />;
}

Then I issued the command npm run start to start the server.

But when I open the app in browser I get the default ReactJS page.

What is wrong here?