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@circlesland/frame-app

v0.0.8

Published

## How it works?

Downloads

9

Readme

Circles Frame App

How it works?

The web-host || electron-host || capacitor-host apps will require the @circlesland/frame-app as a dependency and build together the full production app. All the host specific APIs will be injected into the window object.

All the shared logic & platform agnostic code will be here in the @circlesland/frame-app. The main purpose of the host apps is to implement the native APIs (example use localStorage on web, UserDefaults on iOS and SharedPreferences on Android, etc).

All apps (web, electron, capacitor) will open the auth-provider for authentication on the native web browser. After the use completes the auth process in the web browser, it will be redirected back to the app (web for the web version, open the mobile app for capacitor or open the desktop app for electron).

Frame-Host Logic

Getting Started

  1. Clone this repository locally
  2. Clone any host app locally - web-host, electron-host, capacitor-host
  3. Run npm install into the host app
  4. Run npm link into the frame app
  5. Run npm link @circlesland/frame-app into the host app
  6. Run npm run dev (or npm run dev:ios) into the host app 🎉
  7. Clone auth-provider locally and run npm install & npm start

Resources

  • https://github.com/codechips/svelte-typescript-setups/blob/master/svelte-webpack5-typescript/package.json

Web3Auth

  • https://web3auth.io/docs/quick-start?lang=html&chain=eth&customAuthentication=no&whitelabel=no&customLogin=no#step-1

Electron

  • https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/launch-app-from-url-in-another-app#electron-forge
  • https://dev.to/olyno/how-to-create-an-electron-application-with-vite-im

Capacitor

  • https://capacitorjs.com/solution/svelte