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# How to use

## Overview

Tutim library allows you to easily create and manage web applications wizards.

You can find the library here:

{% embed url="<https://www.npmjs.com/package/@tutim/headless>" %}

## How to use

Form configuration is always fully customizable with no-code.

When speaking about the coded form implementation, we consider 3 main parts: **TutimWizard, FormProvider, and CustomField**

* [`TutimWizard`](/react-sdk/tutim-form.md) handles the wizard's logic and UI for you, offering the least flexibility but the quickest and easiest way to get a fully functional wizard up and running from a configuration.
* [`FormProvider`](/react-sdk/formprovider.md) load once per application, handles fields customizations and loading, remote schemas, and global configurations
* [`CustomField`](/api-reference/fields/customfield.md) - generate any field that you like and re-use it everywhere by naming alone! Field logic and wizard logic is handled for you and received as props and usable via hooks.

## Summary

Thank you for trying out Tutim!


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