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Moments with evidence00:21 · 00:24From the Tidewave example
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which tool exported animations straight to react?
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That was Tidewave, saved from TikTok on Monday1. The video shows the export dialog with “React (TSX)”2. The creator says no runtime is needed — that remains a claim3.
- 00:21Export dialog: “React (TSX)”Shown
- 00:24“No runtime needed”Claim
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