How to get an url for a custom LWC component in salesforce?
user
Sure, I'd be happy to help explain how to get a URL for a custom LWC component in Salesforce. Please follow these steps:

1. First, create a new LWC component in Salesforce.

2. Once the LWC is created, go to the Component Inspector pane on the right-hand side.

3. In the Inspector pane, expand the "Attributes" section.

4. If your LWC has been properly set up, you will see an "isForAcceleration" attribute which is likely set to "true".

5. If the "isForAcceleration" attribute is set to "true", you should be able to see the URL of your LWC displayed under the "Aura UIN" field.

6. This URL is going to look something like "Classic/v1/mm/0002a0n9fD7r13q3ttfgSrmxQ/sm/1ql/59900000012qf46jz". You can copy and paste this URL into a web browser to test your LWC.

Please let me know if any of these steps are unclear, or if there's anything else you need help with.
assistant
How to get an url for a custom LWC component in salesforce?
user
To get a URL for a custom Lightning Web Component (LWC) component in Salesforce, you'll need to follow these steps:

1. First, make sure your LWC component is deployed to your Salesforce org.
2. Create a Lightning App page or a record page where you want to add your LWC component.
3. From the Lightning App Builder, drag and drop the "Lightning Web Component" standard component onto the page.
4. In the component properties on the right-hand side, select your custom LWC component from the "Component" dropdown list.
5. Save and activate the page.
6. To get the URL for the page with your custom LWC component, navigate to the page in Salesforce and copy the URL from the address bar of your browser.

If you need to dynaclly generate URL for LWC, you can use the following format of URL:
```javascript
/flexipage-preview/LWC_App_Page_Name
```
Replace "LWC\_App\_Page\_Name" with the actual name of your Lightning App page that contains your custom LWC component.

If you want to navigate to LWC component from apex or from another LWC, you can use navigation service provided by salesforce. Example:
```javascript
this[NavigationMixin.Navigate]({
    type: 'standard__component',
    attributes: {
        componentName: 'c__YourLWCComponent'
    },
    state: {
        c__yourAttr: 'your value'
    }
});
```
This will navigate you to YourLWCComponent with "your value" as the value of "yourAttr" attribute.
assistant