This repo contains example projects built using Enterspeed as a speed layer (high-performance data store).
- astro - (https://enterspeed-astro.netlify.app/)
- gatsby - (https://enterspeed-gatsby.netlify.app/)
- next - (https://enterspeed-nextjs.netlify.app/)
- next middleware - (https://enterspeed-next-middleware.netlify.app/)
- nuxt - (https://enterspeed-nuxt.netlify.app/)
- remix - (https://enterspeed-remix.netlify.app/)
- sveltekit - (https://enterspeed-sveltekit.netlify.app/)
- umbraco-next - (https://enterspeed-umbraco-nextjs.netlify.app/)
- umbraco-nuxt - (https://enterspeed-umbraco-nuxt.netlify.app/)
- umbraco-next-krabs - No demo available
- umbraco-storybook - (https://enterspeed-umbraco-storybook.netlify.app/)
- vanilla-js - (https://enterspeed-vanilla-js.netlify.app/)
- vanilla-js-google-sheets - (https://enterspeed-vanilla-js-google-sheets.netlify.app/)
You will need to set up a free Enterspeed account. You can sign up here: https://app.enterspeed.com/signup
Once you have created your account and created a tenant, you need to configure your tenant by setting up:
- Domains and hostnames
- Environment and environment clients
- Data sources
You can read more about it in our getting started guide: https://docs.enterspeed.com/getting-started
Once you have created a data source in Enterspeed, you can start ingesting data. This can be done using our API: https://docs.enterspeed.com/api#tag/Ingest
You can find the data used in the demos here in each project's folder.
curl --location --request POST 'https://api.enterspeed.com/ingest/v2/UNIQUE-ID' \
--header 'X-Api-Key: [INSERT-YOUR-OWN-API-KEY]' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data-raw '{
"type": "blog",
"url": "/blog"
}'
If you don't want to download the entire repo of demos, it's possible to clone a single folder using Git Bash.
git clone \
--depth 1 \
--filter=blob:none \
--sparse \
https://github.com/enterspeedhq/enterspeed-demos \
;
cd enterspeed-demos
git sparse-checkout set [REPLACE-WITH-FOLDER-NAME]
All demos are hosted on Netlify. This means many of the demos contain Netlify-specific files and dependencies.