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In order to create a custom forge app, you have to download forge using npm
How? Run in your terminal
Forge Installation
npm install -g @forge/cli ## When it's done, you can test the installation with forge --version ## Output should be something like 6.4.1
Don't you have npm? Mmm..maybe you don't have node too. So...
From NodeJs official website, install Node on you OS (it will install npm as well), then run in your terminal
Node/Npm Installation Check
node -v ## Output should be something like v15.2.3 npm -v ## Output should be something like 6.14.3
Don't forget to install forge (see above), after node installation!
Login to your instance
How? Run in your terminal (choose a folder as workspace for your apps)
Forge Installation
forge login ## Enter your email: your email used to have access to your cloud instance ## Enter your api token: your api token related to your email used to have access to your cloud instance ## Allow Forge to collect CLI usage and error reporting information? YES
If you hadn't create a api token, you should create it and use it to complete login process.
Creation of you first forge app
How? Run in your terminal (choose a folder as workspace for your apps)
Forge Installation
forge create ## Enter a name for your app (up to 50 characters). For example, hello-world-app. ## Select the UI kit category. ## Select the jira-issue-panel template. ## Change to the app subdirectory to see the app files: cd hello-world-app
Deploy of you first forge app
How? Run in your terminal (choose your app folder)
Forge Installation
## Navigate to the app's top-level directory and deploy your app by running: forge deploy ## Install your app by running: forge install ## Type the hostname of you cloud instance when the prompt will ask you