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@mariana-tek/anemone
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An SDK for building Embedded Apps with Mariana Tek.
npm install @mariana-tek/anemone
Full reference: https://marianatek.com/developers/guides/mariana-anemone
npm test
Note: This example application will only function when loaded within a sandbox for the Mariana Tek Admin Application where a this test Embedded App is installed. If you have an idea for a new Embedded App and don't have a sandbox or a test Embedded App installed yet, contact partners@marianatek.com.
cd example
npm install
config
in example/src/utils.js with the correct values for your app:const config = {
appId: "{MARIANA_APP_ID}", // the app ID configured for your app
clientId: "{MARIANA_CLIENT_ID}", // the sandbox client ID for your app
baseUrl: "{APP_URL}", // when running this locally, this should be http://localhost:1234
};
npm start
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