This demo includes all of the files necessary to get started with a basic, hello world app. This app was built using NextJS, BigDesign, Typescript, and React.
To get the app running locally, follow these instructions:
- Use Node 16+ and NPM 8+
node -v
npm -v
- Install npm packages
npm install
- Add and start ngrok. Note: use port 3000 to match Next's server.
npm install ngrok
ngrok http 3000
- Register a draft app.
- For steps 5-7, enter callbacks as
'https://{ngrok_address}/api/{auth||load||uninstall}'
. - e.g. auth callback:
https://12345.ngrok-free.app/api/auth
- e.g. load callback:
https://12345.ngrok-free.app/api/load
- e.g. load callback:
https://12345.ngrok-free.app/api/uninstall
- Get
ngrok_address
from the terminal that's runningngrok http 3000
.
- For steps 5-7, enter callbacks as
- Copy .env-sample to
.env
. - Replace client_id and client_secret in .env (from
View Client ID
in the dev portal). - Update AUTH_CALLBACK in
.env
with thengrok_address
from step 5. - Enter a jwt secret in
.env
.- JWT key should be at least 32 random characters (256 bits) for HS256
- Specify DB_TYPE in
.env
- Either
firebase
ormysql
- If using Firebase, enter your firebase config keys. See Firebase quickstart
- If using MySQL, enter your mysql database config keys (host, database, user/pass and optionally port). Aditionally, you will need to run
npm run db:setup
to perform the initial database setup.
- Either
- Start your dev environment in a separate terminal from
ngrok
. Ifngrok
restarts, update callbacks in steps 4 and 7 with the new ngrok_id.npm run dev
- Install the app and launch.