[Code Component] Momen + Cursor in Action: How to Build Interactive 3D ECharts?

Level Up Your No-Code Projects!

Are you feeling limited by the capabilities of standard no-code components? Want to unlock advanced features by integrating code, no-code, and AI? Look no further!

In our latest live session, Yaokai Jiang, Momen’s founder, demonstrated how to use Momen’s code components to build interactive 3D ECharts using Cursor AI. He also covered key insights on seamlessly combining no-code elements with custom code to create more powerful, dynamic web applications.

:point_right: Watch the full session here: Momen + Cursor AI: Building 3D ECharts


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Looks like this link is no longer working: Momen Docs

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ah, oops, it’s renamed to Code Component | Momen Docs

Thanks for letting us know, just upgraded the resources:)!

Hi @jiangyaokai @tutu - Im trying to follow along with how to make a custom code component and getting the following error when running momen signin user pass

I have reinstalled npm, tsx, cleared cache, etc. When I run tsx --version I get:
tsx v4.19.2
node v20.14.0

I have confirmed my npm bin directoty in PATH…

Any ideas?

Looks like tsx is missing in your environment. If your node.js and npm is installed correctly, you may try install tsx mannually and try it again.

npm i -g tsx

Prior to this, I run npm i -g momen cli ← this works

Then docs say to run zvm --version

And I get this error:

Hi @Zion-14998504 - thanks for the reply. I tried and can confirm tsx is there as I get a version number of v4.19.2

Ah…, The document is outdated…

You should run momen --version

ah ok - well, then Im back to the tsx.exe error. Probably something about my environment. Gonna start fresh and report back!

Somehow tsx is not installed correctly (no idea why), there are some similar problems on stackoverflow, e.g. node.js - The term 'tsc' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program - Stack Overflow

You can try to reinstall your node.js, or just install a new node.js patch version, which will give you a clean environment.

got time to jump on a call?

ok - figured it out!

In momen.ps1 I had to change $exe=“.cmd” # Changed from .exe to .cmd

and now it works. Im on windows 11 if relevant!

Woohoo!


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thanks so much!
I’ll let the team know, we use mac a bit too much.