Getting Started with the SAFE Stack Template | F# Web Development | StonkWatch Ep.6

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To get started:
safe-stack.github.io/docs/qui...
For the beta version of SAFE I mentioned in the video, use:
dotnet new -i SAFE.Template::3.0.0-beta001
Instead of:
dotnet new -i SAFE.Template
To build/run:
dotnet tool restore
dotnet run
Swap Feliz with Sutil:
1- Remove Index.fs file
2- Overwrite App.fs content with this file:
github.com/davedawkins/sutil-...
3- Add Sutil as a dependency in your Client project
In paket, from the root of the solution:
dotnet paket add -p src/Client/Client.fsproj Sutil
4- (optional) Remove Feliz/Fable dependencies from paket.references and paket.dependencies
(Keep Fable.Core, Fable.Mocha)
5- (optional) Remove "react" and "react-dom" from packages.json
Here is the source code for StonkWatch:
github.com/bengobeil/StonkWatch
Outro:
Artist: Lakey Inspired
Song: Warm Nights

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Комментарии : 18

@ycombine1053 3 года назад

Had a feeling this one was coming soon. Nice Can't wait to dig in to it later.

@TheJessejunior 3 года назад

maaaannnn!!! you must be in 2050 with all that tecnology power hehehe.. thanks for this series!!

@akashmair8062 3 года назад

Sutil looks great! I loved Svelte so cant wait for this :D

@willsantos8012 3 года назад

Nice bro

@rafaelbrugnollo 3 года назад

Are you going to cover tests on this series as well? I'd love that.

@bengobeil933 3 года назад

Yes, at least the basics.

@Sovonex 3 года назад

I entered dotnet new -i SAFE.Template::3.0.0-beta001 and dotnet new SAFE but after opening the solution in VSCode with Ionide, all I got was a "Project not restored" error. Do you have an idea what went wrong here?

@bengobeil933 3 года назад

First thing that comes to mind, try running dotnet run to see if building helps. And making sure you have dotnet 5.

@bengobeil933 3 года назад

Any logs would help, I don’t use Ionide so it’s kinda hard to tell

@Sovonex 3 года назад

@@bengobeil933 Well, I should have read the Readme: ---- Before you run the project for the first time only you must install dotnet "local tools" with this command: dotnet tool restore To concurrently run the server and the client components in watch mode use the following command: dotnet run Then open localhost:8080 in your browser. ---- So after running 'dotnet tool restore', 'dotnet run' ran without problems.

@bengobeil933 3 года назад

I think the fake.cmd that existed before did this for you, but with the changing structure, it has to be done automatically. I will update the description. Thanks for letting me know.

@Sovonex 3 года назад

@@bengobeil933 A step-by-step description with all commands (and where in the path to execute them) would be great, indeed! For adding Sutil, this is what I did: -- Remove Client/index.fs -- At the project's root: dotnet add package -i Sutil -- Add Sutil as a line to Client/paket.references (not sure if this is necessary) Then I get three errors complaining about 'Store', 'Html', and 'mountElement' not being defined. So I think Sutil has not been recognized.

@gajarubanjeyakumar7226 3 года назад

I thought you were going to start the project on video.

@bengobeil933 3 года назад

It will be on video. Code is further a long than the videos, due to editing/pacing my video releases. As for doing the templating on video, at the time of recording, the next version of SAFE was not available, so I had to do some shenanigans to get it up and running, and I didn't feel it was relevant, since soon after that a new version was released by safe that is much easier to get started with. So next video, we will be starting from "dotnet new SAFE" + "git init", and I swapped Feliz with Sutil as explained in the last video. That is the starting point for the videos.

@gajarubanjeyakumar7226 3 года назад

@@bengobeil933 nice thankyou!