This repo contains the source code powering https://quickstart.hello.coop/.

Quickstart accelerates getting up and running with Hellō. It will read an existing client_id, or create one.

The Quickstart SPA (Single Page App) is launched by sample apps to acquire a client_id. The developer will log into Hellō and authorize Quickstart to create / read publisher / apps.

Load https://quickstart.hello.coop/ with the following query parameters:

• response_uri - (REQUIRED) the URI that Quickstart will redirect to with the client_id query parameter
• suffix - (OPTIONAL) a string that will be appended to the suggested name (eg: John's + suffix) for an app to be created. Defaults to "Application"
• name - (OPTIONAL) name of the application (suffix param is ignored)
• tos_uri - (OPTIONAL) terms of service link
• pp_uri - (OPTIONAL) privacy policy link
• image_uri - (OPTIONAL) app logo link
• dark_image_uri - (OPTIONAL) app logo link for dark theme
• redirect_uri - (OPTIONAL) one or more space separated OAuth redirect_uri values to be added to the Production Redirect URIs. http://localhost:* and http://127.0.0.1 Development Redirect URIs are enabled by default
• integration - (OPTIONAL) how the application is created. defaults to quickstart
• wildcard_domain - (OPTIONAL) a boolean value indicating if wildcard domains are enabled in Development Redirect URIs
• provider_hint - (OPTIONAL) a space separated list of recommended providers per provider_hint

Eg: response_uri = http://localhost:8000/ & suffix = "Next.js"

https://quickstart.hello.coop/?response_uri=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A8000%2F&suffix=Next.js

On completion, the Quickstart app will load the response_uri with client_id query parameter set to the Hellō Client ID.

http://localhost:8000/quickstart?client_id=9ca12f47-f310-413b-b70f-4428d9448e8d

If the developer has not registered any applications, they will be prompted with a Publisher Name "John Smith's Team" and an Application Name "John Smith's Application". If a suffix is provided (eg. "Next.js"), then the prompt will be "John Smith's Next.js". Alternatively, the developer will choose an existing application or create a new one with the same prefilled prompt.

If possible, the sample app will have a link to test out the sample app, as well as inform the developer that they can update their Hellō application at https://console.hello.coop

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