create-singlestoredb-app
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Create boilerplate templates or full demos connected to SingleStore!
Attention: The code in this repository is intended for experimental use only and is not fully tested, documented, or supported by SingleStore. Visit the SingleStore Forums to ask questions about this repository.
This package includes a tool to create a demo application powered by SingleStoreDB (https://www.singlestore.com/).
npx create-singlestoredb-app
Answer the prompts and choose between full built demos or templates based on Next.js, Express, or Remix!
Follow the instructions in your terminal and your app will be up and running in a few seconds!
This tool creates a starter workspace (free!) at SingleStoreDB Cloud to power your application or demo. The created application will be connected to your workspace through the .env file. You can also connect through mysql protocol:
mysql -u <user> -h <hostnmae> -P 3333 --default-auth=mysql_native_password --password=<password> <db_name>
FAQs
Create boilerplate templates or full demos connected to SingleStore!
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