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ftio-sdk

v1.0.4

Published

3 years ago

SDK to build tool for free-tools.io

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ftio-sdk

SDK to build free tools for the public on the internet. Your tools will be published to https://free-tools.io

More detailed technical information on tool development is covered at https://github.com/free-tools-io/free-tools-io

The same SDK can also be used to launch any https://free-tools.io tool in your local machine. The steps can be found in README.md of individual tools.

Steps

Fork Github project https://github.com/free-tools-io/free-tools-io to your account
Create new folder for your tool (Folder name to be clear and denotes the tool)
Inside the folder create your tool with this SDK
After testing, Raise pull-request to https://github.com/free-tools-io/free-tools-io at master branch
After review and validation, it would be deployed to production at https://free-tools.io

Create new tool

$ npm install -g ftio-sdk
$ ftio create

Run Local Setup

Run below command start your local setup to test the tool.

$ ftio start

After successfully started, launch tool at http://localhost:3000

Contribute

After completing the testing, commit to your forked repo and raise pull-request to https://github.com/free-tools-io/free-tools-io (master branch).

That's all. You are done. Wait for our response.

For any queries, ask at https://github.com/free-tools-io/free-tools-io/issues/new

Thank You !!!