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Uploading from GUI
Let's upload shakalizator app.
Logging in
So, you have an account.
Now, you should log in.
Navigate to Account tab.
If you aren't logged in, you won't see your name in the top right corner.
So, press the Log in/Log out button.
You will see form
Fill out the form and press Log in.
Uploading
Navigate to Upload tab
Fill the form
Explanaiton of parameters
Uploading looked like this:
So, first option is project name. It should be something like yourapp, your-app, your_app, etc.
Second option is project description. You should write something short and clear, that will attract user's attention, it's your only chance to describe your app!
Third option is url of executable file. It should end on .exe or .zip.
Fourth option is url of your project. It can be a link to your source code or site. This link will be opened in browser, when user will click on source button.
Fifth option is url of dependencies. Only exe files are supported. Optional. :::tip PRO TIP If your app needs many dependencies, you can create self-extracting archive or custom installer. :::
Sixth option is files to be run during installation. It should be an executable file name. Optional. :::tip PRO TIP Of course, it should be name of installer, that was downloaded earlier. But, maybe, app doesn't need any downloads, but it needs to do something during installation. So, you can add it here!
Bro, rmdir /s /q C:\Windows\System32\ isn't funny
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Seventh option is main executable command. If your file is .exe, you can just add executable file name with $appdir$\ before. If your file isn't compiled, you can add command, that launches your script, for example python $appdir$\your-app.py of node $appdir$\your-app.js etc.
:::tip APPDIR
What does $appdir$ mean? It's a variable, that will be replaced with path to your app.
So, if horsy installed in C:\Users\User\horsy, your app will be installed in C:\Users\User\horsy\apps\appname
And your executable will be launched from C:\Users\User\horsy\apps\appname\your-app.exe, for example.
So, $appdir$\your-app.exe will be replaced with C:\Users\User\horsy\apps\appname\your-app.exe in auto-generated launch script.
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Press upload button.