create-singlestoredb-app
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A boilerplate to build a web application connected with SingleStoreDB.
This package includes a tool to create a demo application powered by SingleStoreDB (https://www.singlestore.com/).
1- Signup for a free trial account at https://portal.singlestore.com/
2- Go to API Keys page (last section of the sidebar) and create your API key.
3- Open your terminal and run:
npx create-singlestoredb-app <YOUR_APP_NAME> <YOUR_API_KEY>
4- Your app will be up and running on http://localhost:3000, powered by SingleStoreDB!
This tool creates a Workspace at SingleStoreDB Cloud to power your application while it sets up a demo app for you. When your Workspace is ready to be used, it sets up a secured connection to your application and creates a database shop and two tables: item and sales, so your demo works right away. We provide the API calls to remove them or to create new ones. You can build up on its structure.
The app created by this tool is a React + TypeScript + Express + SingleStoreDB Demo app. The app is started with a boilerplate, and you can count with packages like MaterialUI, Formik, YUP, react-chartjs-2 and others. We have a REST API integrated with SingleStoreDB structure done for you. It has everything already configurated and integrated so you can start implementing your idea right away. Happy coding!
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