migrate-lovable

Convert SSR-heavy Lovable/v0 apps into client-side Domo apps.

19|13|Updated Jan 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/stahura/domo-ai-vibe-rules --skill migrate-lovable
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Skill: migrate-lovable
Source: https://github.com/stahura/domo-ai-vibe-rules/tree/main/skills/custom-apps/migrate-lovable
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/stahura/domo-ai-vibe-rules --skill migrate-lovable

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Convert SSR-heavy Lovable/v0 apps into client-side Domo apps, enabling browser-based execution and easier deployment.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Migration guidance for Lovable/v0 apps to Domo client-side architecture.
  • Codebase mapping: provides reference structure and patterns to replace server routes with Domo APIs.
  • Use Case: When migrating a dashboard or app that relies on server-side rendering, this guide helps you reframe data fetching and routing for a fully client-side Domo app.

Quick Start

Start by scaffolding a Domo project and comparing it to your Lovable app to plan the conversion.

Frequently Asked Questions about migrate-lovable

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I migrate a Lovable app to a client-side Domo architecture?▼

To migrate a Lovable app to a client-side Domo architecture, remove server-side rendering and replace API endpoints with Domo APIs. This process involves applying conversion patterns to reframe server routes and data fetching for entirely browser-based execution.

Can I convert an SSR React app from v0 to run entirely in the browser?▼

Yes, you can convert an SSR React app from v0 to run in the browser by removing server rendering dependencies. The migration reframes server-side data fetching and replaces backend endpoints with Domo client-side APIs.

What is the best way to replace server routes with Domo APIs during migration?▼

The best way to replace server routes with Domo APIs is by applying specific conversion patterns that map your existing codebase structure to a pure client-side build, ensuring all data fetching executes within the browser.

Do I need to remove server-side rendering for a Lovable to Domo migration?▼

Yes, you need to remove server-side rendering when migrating Lovable apps to Domo. A pure client-side build requires eliminating server routes and server-side data fetching so the application runs entirely in the browser using Domo APIs.

What artifacts are generated when converting a Lovable app to Domo?▼

Converting a Lovable app to Domo generates a manifest and a thumbnail required for publishing. These artifacts are produced after specifying requirements for a pure client-side build and applying the endpoint replacement patterns.

When should I not use a client-side migration approach for my React app?▼

You should not use a client-side migration approach if your React app heavily depends on server-side execution for secure data processing or backend routing. The migration requires replacing all server endpoints with Domo APIs for browser-based deployment.