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create-allotize-app

v0.1.2

Published

Create an app with Allotize and React

Downloads

2

Readme

Allotize is platform for building dynamic web apps without server infrastructure.

Web Page | Docs

Built with 🦀🕸 by the Allotize Team

create-allotize-app

This app is a simple demonstration on how to use Allotize in your own project. Note that Allotize is not yet stable enough to be used in production.

Install the dependencies:

npm install

Run the application:

npm run start

Visit the application at localhost:8080. The application runs a markdown document that everyone connected to your page are able to collaborate on. Try it out by opening multiple pages, either on separate devices or with just additional tabs.

Happy coding!

About Allotize

Allotize is an attempt of building a data management pattern very much like Vuex/Redux, but where we are also able to share data/state/information with remote machines. The project is essentially composed of two major modules, a database and a P2P networking solution.

📚 Read the tutorial! 📚

This tutorial is designed for kickstarting your first Allotize application. Checkout the Docs for a deep dive!