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:

1. Use Node 14+ and NPM 7+
   • node -v
   • npm -v
2. Install npm packages
   • npm install
3. Add and start ngrok. Note: use port 3000 to match Next's server.
   • npm install ngrok
   • ngrok http 3000
4. Register a draft app.
   • For steps 5-7, enter callbacks as 'https://{ngrok_id}.ngrok.io/api/{auth||load||uninstall}'.
   • Get ngrok_id from the terminal that's running ngrok http 3000.
   • e.g. auth callback: https://12345.ngrok.io/api/auth
5. Copy .env-sample to .env.
   • If deploying on Heroku, skip .env setup. Instead, enter env variables in the Heroku App Dashboard under Settings -> Config Vars.
6. Replace client_id and client_secret in .env (from View Client ID in the dev portal).
7. Update AUTH_CALLBACK in .env with the ngrok_id from step 5.
8. Enter a jwt secret in .env.
   • JWT key should be at least 32 random characters (256 bits) for HS256
9. Specify DB_TYPE in .env
   • Either firebase or mysql
   • 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). If not using the heroku deploy button above, you will now want to run npm run db:setup to perform the initial database setup. Note: if using Heroku with ClearDB, the DB should create the necessary Config Var, i.e. CLEARDB_DATABASE_URL.
10. Start your dev environment in a separate terminal from ngrok. If ngrok restarts, update callbacks in steps 4 and 7 with the new ngrok_id.
    • npm run dev
11. Install the app and launch.