> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.leapter.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Export as Code

> View and copy your Blueprint logic as JavaScript or Python code.

Leapter can transpile your Blueprint into JavaScript or Python code. This gives you a readable, standalone version of your logic that you can copy and use outside of Leapter.

## View the code

1. Open your Blueprint in the editor.
2. Click the **Share** button in the toolbar.
3. Select **Code**.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/leapter/sFmIRxFaV3bB8R9b/images/code-view-dialog.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=sFmIRxFaV3bB8R9b&q=85&s=ea3916b2273f8225643fca13baedb1c0" alt="The Code View dialog showing transpiled JavaScript with syntax highlighting" width="1018" height="825" data-path="images/code-view-dialog.png" />

The Code View dialog opens with two tabs:

* **JavaScript** — your Blueprint transpiled to JavaScript
* **Python** — your Blueprint transpiled to Python

Both tabs display the code with syntax highlighting and line numbers. Click the **Copy** button to copy the code to your clipboard.

## What the code includes

The transpiled code is a self-contained representation of your Blueprint logic:

* **Function signatures** with typed parameters matching your Blueprint's data contract
* **JSDoc comments** (JavaScript) or **docstrings** (Python) describing inputs and outputs
* **Conditional logic, calculations, and data transformations** — the full execution flow of your Blueprint

The code is generated from the current state of your Blueprint in the editor.

<Note>
  The Code View is read-only. To edit your Blueprint, use the [Blueprint Editor](/fundamentals/leapter-canvas/introduction).
</Note>

## Use cases

* **Code review** — inspect the generated logic to verify correctness
* **Porting to other systems** — use the code as a starting point for implementing the logic in your own codebase
* **Documentation** — include the code in technical documentation to explain what a Blueprint does
* **Version comparison** — copy the code at different points in time to compare changes

## What to do next

* **[Code Workflow](/executing-blueprints/n8n-code)** — export the code as part of an n8n workflow
* **[Web API (OpenAPI)](/executing-blueprints/connect-rest-api)** — call your Blueprint via REST instead of running the code yourself
* **[Embed in Websites](/executing-blueprints/embed)** — embed an interactive Blueprint viewer in a webpage