Added a "Quick Start" to readme #13
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Just realized reading draft-dejong that there is a version of this app running at https://drinks-unhosted.5apps.com/. I don't think it's this particular version--different drink on splash and different widget (at least visually). I think it's still worthwhile to have the GitHub pages enabled on this repo and have this version hosted from this repo. |
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This is the official example app, hosted at https://myfavoritedrinks.remotestorage.io/ as well. You've seen that one? |
Ah perferct, no I haven't. That's perfect, so this repo is already hosted somewhere. Yea I think the README just needs to say that then :). I'll change this PR to point at https://myfavoritedrinks.remotestorage.io/ so no need for GitHub pages 👍. |
Yup, and updating it is part of the rs.js release checklist, so that it always comes with the latest version of the library: https://remotestoragejs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contributing/release-checklist.html |
[1] change to be more generic for other servers than armadietto [2] add reference to https://myfavoritedrinks.remotestorage.io/
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| * *localhost:8000* is where the *remotestorage* server is responding as per step 2. | ||
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| [5] what happens at this point is server specific, OAuth flow should redirect you to onboarding and login |
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Actually, the username and port number, i.e. user address, above is also server-specific, and usually you will have to create a user account first. Maybe it would make sense to declare this entire howto being specific to Armadietto?
Just added "Quick Start" to readme.
Thing is, for this PR to make sense, the remotestorage/myfavoritedrinks repo needs its settings changed so that github pages are enabled.