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Hi Julio,

Thanks for reaching out! To generate the dist html files for your custom theme, mytheme, you'll need to make a small update in the following file:

/libs/generators/generate_html.py

Update the relevant section to:

config["theme"] = "mytheme"
 config["demo"] = ""

if __name__ == "__main__":
 config = load_config()

 asset_build = AssetBuild(config)
 asset_build.init()

 config["theme"] = "mytheme"
 config["demo"] = ""

 link_extractor = LinkExtractor(config)
 link_extractor.init()
 links = link_extractor.get_links()

 html_generator = HtmlGenerator(config)
 html_generator.append_links(links)
 html_generator.init()

Hi Julio,

It's great to hear that your installation of the Metronic Composer is working! Now, to start building your page using Composer, here's how you can proceed:

The Metronic Composer runs on Flask (Python framework), using Jinja for templating. Here's a quick guide on how to create new pages and reuse components:

Two Ways to Use Metronic Composer:

1. With Your Web Framework (e.g., Angular, React, Vue, Laravel, etc.):
- If you're building your project using a web framework, you can refer to how the layout and partial files (like header, footer, side menu, topbar, content area) are structured in the views/layout and views/pages directories.
- Use these as templates for how to integrate the Metronic components into your framework.

2. Directly on Metronic Composer:
- You can add new pages by creating your page inside the /themes/metronic-tailwind-html/views/pages directory. For example, create a file named my-page.html.
- The new page will be accessible at the URL: http://127.0.0.1:8001/metronic-tailwind-html/my-page.html.
- The routing is handled using Flask, specifically in the libs/page_loader.py file. For more details on Flask routing, check out the Flask routing documentation (https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/3.0.x/quickstart/#routing).

This should help you start creating custom pages using the Metronic Composer. Let me know if you have more questions or need help with anything else!

Cheers!