The example is based on the PartyKit generator. Fireproof runs anywhere.
This app is a team chat application. It uses Gravatar for user avatars and Fireproof for real-time data synchronization. A real deployment would use a secure authentication method.
In the workshop, we'll learn how the main timeline query works, how to add a new message, and how to create channels. We'll enable threads and look at AI integration on the backend. If we have time we will add file uploads and image previews.
- Git clone the repository
- Run
npm install
- Run
npm run dev
Look in the src
directory for the server and client code. The server code is in server.ts
and the client code is in client.ts
.
The client uses components from the components
directory. The main chat component is in components/Channel.tsx
. The sidebar is in components/Sidebar.tsx
, and it lists all the channels.
Welcome to the party, pal!
This is a Partykit project, which lets you create real-time collaborative applications with minimal coding effort.
server.ts
is the server-side code, which is responsible for handling WebSocket events and HTTP requests. client.ts
is the client-side code, which connects to the server and listens for events.
You can start developing by running npm run dev
and opening http://localhost:1999 in your browser. When you're ready, you can deploy your application on to the PartyKit cloud with npm run deploy
.
Refer to our docs for more information: https://github.com/partykit/partykit/blob/main/README.md. For more help, reach out to us on Discord, GitHub, or Twitter.