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@hellocoop/quickstart

v2.8.4

Published

A CLI and module to start the Hello Quickstart web app and return a client_id

Downloads

105

Readme

Hellō Quickstart

This package starts a local web server and launches the Hellō Quickstart Web App to create or retrieve the client_id for a Hellō Application.

CLI

If you have Node.js >= v18, you can run Quickstart with:

npx @hellocoop/quickstart@latest

This will prompt you to install the package if not already installed. It will then open up a browser window, where you will login with Hellō, and then choose to create a new app, or select an existing one, and then it will return the app's client_id to the console.

Quickstart CLI and SDK Documentation