2024-05-11 17:39:34 -04:00
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# Writing Tilde Friends applications7
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TODO
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## Creating your environment
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1. Open an existing application (ie: `identity`);
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2. Open the editing panel;
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3. Save the app under a new name (ie `/~YOUR_USERNAME/my-app/`);
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4. Go back to the main menu and open your new app;
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5. You can now edit your app, save it and see changes in the real time.
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## Project structure
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An application has a `app.js` file that gets run when a user enters the app.
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This file contains a function (typically called `main()`) that's considered the entry point.
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Paste this in `app.js`:
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```javascript
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async function main() {
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let ids = await ssb.getIdentities();
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await app.setDocument(`
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<body style="font-family: sans-serif; color: white">
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<h1>Hello world!</h1>
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</body>
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</body>`);
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}
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main();
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```
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Save the app, and you should now be seeing `Hello world!` on the screen.
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## Components
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Once your app grows to a certain size, you'll want to introduce components.
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In Tilde Friends, the de facto standard is [Lit](TODO).
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Althogh you an use any framework you want, you're encouraged to use Lit as you can reuse
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First, add lit-all-min.js into your project.
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TODO
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<!-- mention shadow dom -->
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TODO: tfrpc
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2024-05-12 04:59:26 -04:00
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Apps can interact with Tilde Friends using tfrpc.
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Read <tfrpc.md>
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2024-05-11 17:39:34 -04:00
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TODO: sharing apps
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