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@icure/cra-template-icure-medtech
Advanced tools
The base template to create your iCure React JS App.
Start working on your e-health React JS app with iCure in a few minutes, by using our dedicated React JS template:
yarn create react-app my-icure-medtech-app --template @icure/cra-template-icure-medtech
Once your app is created, rename the file .env.default
to .env
, complete the values it contains:
And start your React app by executing
cd my-icure-medtech-app && yarn start
Check out our Quick Start in order to know what are those information and how to get them from our Cockpit Portal.
WARNING: Without these information, you won't be able to complete an authentication
Not familiar with create-react-app
? Have a look to their repository.
Looking for React Native template instead ? Head here.
Make sure the following tools are installed on your machine:
We chosed this set of technologies, because we consider them as the most efficient ones to work with. Nonetheless, you can of course work with the technologies of your choices and still integrate the iCure MedTech Typescript SDK in your React JS app.
Check out ourMedTech Documentation and more particularly our How To's, in order to start implementing new functionalities inside your React JS App !
FAQs
The base template to create your iCure React JS App.
We found that @icure/cra-template-icure-medtech demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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