hycop 0.3.32

Hycop Framework

Hycop is a package for web applications that want to use PAS services provided by firebase or appwrite.

Features

Hycop allows you to use the following 6 services provided by firebase or appwrite .

Database RealTime Serverless function Account Storage *SocketIO

(*SocketIO is not a service provided by Firebase or Appwrite, but a service created by us.)

Getting started

Example program will connect our demo server ( Firebase or Appwrite ) You can run demo program in example folder such as follows

% cd example % flutter run -d chrome

Usage

Please refer to the follwing example pages

1. Database example/app/databse_example_page.dart

2. RealTime example/app/real_example_page.dart

3. Storage example/app/storage_example_page.dart

4. Serverless function example/app/function_example_page.dart

5. Account example/app/login_page.dart
   example/app/register_page.dart
   example/app/reset_password_confirm_page.dart
   example/app/user_example_page.dart

6. SocketIO example/app/socketio_example_page.dart

7. For Configuration example/assets/hycop_config_example.json

Example program will connect our demo server ( Firbase or Appwrite ) If you want to have your own firebase or Appwrite server, Follow the instruction below.

1. Using Firebase Server Case, Create a firebase account as follows

1.1 In Firebase console

1. Create Your Project
2. Register Your app
3. Create Your firestore database
4. Create Your firebase database (realtime database)
5. Create Your storage
6. Create Your functions

1.2 In your source code

1. Create a "hycop_config.json" file under the your assets folder and fill in the values. You can refer to "example/assets/hycop_config_example.json" file and you need to specify "hycop_config.json" in your pubspec.yaml file

2. Using Appwrite Server Case, Create a Your own Appwrite Servera as follows

2.1 Install Docker Install Docker for your OS according to a commonly known method. Docker must be installed on a server with at least 4G of memory. A server can use https only if it has a domain name.

2.2 Install appwrite Install appwrite by referring to the description on the appwrite.io homepage.

2.3 Appwrite settings If you connect to the address of the appwrite server using a web browser, you can access the Appwrite console.

1. When connecting for the first time, enter your ID and password.
2. Create Project
3. Create Database

Unlike firebase, the necessary collections must be created here. When creating a collections, do not forget to give appropriate read and write privileges. To use RealTime Service, the 'hycop_delta' collection must be created. To use Account Service, the 'hycop_user' collection must be created. The schemas for hycop_user and hycop_delta are in the 'example/assets/collection_hycop_delta.json' and 'example/assets/collection_hycop_user.json'file.

4. Create API Key
5. Create Function If necessary, you can create a Serverless function by following the instructions on the Appwrite.io page.

3. You need to create 'hycop_config.json' file with firebase or appwrite server information and put it in your assets folder.

The 'hycop_config.json' file can be created by referring to the example/assets/hycop_config_example.json file. Of course you need to add the 'hycop_config.json' file to assets entry in your'pubspec.yaml' file.

Additional information

Run

cd example flutter run -d chrome --web-renderer html

or

flutter run -d chrome --web-renderer canvaskit