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linkn

v0.1.0

Published

A link in bio launchpad powered by Airtable

Downloads

22

Readme

Linkn

A link in bio launchpad powered by Airtable

Installation

  • Clone the repository.

    git clone [email protected]:laurenhamel/linkn.git
  • Install dependencies.

    npm install && composer install
  • Create an AirTable base to store your links. If using the default configurations, then make sure your AirTable contains columns named Title and Link for the link name and URL, respectively.

  • Setup your .env file. See .env.example for help.

  • Further customize your project by:

    • Replacing any default images found in assets/images with your own.
    • Adding your brand details in assets/data/brand.json.
    • Tweaking the project settings in assets/data/settings.json.
    • Configuring your project's styles in assets/scss/config/*.scss.
    • Continuing to build out the project to fit your needs!
  • Build the project.

    # For development environments:
    grunt build:dev
    
    # For production environments:
    grunt build:prod
  • Finally, add links into your AirTable base, include a link to a hosted version of your project in all your socials, and enjoy!