This repository should be used to create all apps in the fifthtry marketplace ecosystem.

• Replace all instances of XXX with the right name (using replace all).
• Rename the three directories.
• Run ln -s ../../lets-XXX.fifthtry.site lets-XXX.fifthtry.site from lets-XXX-template.fifthtry.site/.packages. Use git add -f to ensure that the link is checked in the git repo.
• On FifthTry create the three sites and make them non-editable.
• Create tokens for each of them and add them to Github secrets, follow the names in .github/yml files.
• Mark lets-XXX.fifthtry.site as a package on FifthTry.
• Remove everything till this line from README.

You can use this fastn app to XXX.

Install fastn. For Mac/Linux:

source <(curl -fsSL https://fastn.com/install.sh)

For Windows or for other installation methods checkout fastn.com/install/.

Git clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/fifthtry-community/lets-XXX.git  
# or if you have ssh setup
git clone [email protected]:fifthtry-community/lets-XXX.git 

This repo comes with scripts/auto.sh, that you can source from your shell:

source scripts/auto.sh

Once done, you will have a few commands available.

This is what you want to run when you are building the UI of the lets-XXX app.

Note: call update-ui if you modify dependencies in lets-XXX.fifthtry.site/FASTN.ftd, and during the initial setup.

update-ui  # only run this when modifying dependencies and during initial setup
run-ui

Once you run it, it will start fastn server on 8002, so you can visit http://127.0.0.1:8002/storybook/ to see various UI states.

You can find the code of the UI in lets-XXX.fifthtry.site/ui folder, and the storybook configuration in lets-XXX.fifthtry.site/ui/storybook folder.

You want to run this when you want to test the end to end backend functionality of lets-XXX app. This also has a corresponding update-template command which should be used when you modify dependencies or when setting up for the first time.

Template code is in lets-XXX-template.fifthtry.site.

Use this (and update-www) when you want to test the lets-XXX apps public website, which is stored in lets-XXX.fifthtry-community.com folder.

This repo is MIT Licensed. See LICENSE for more details.