3) Run your first app in Miro
In the third task of the guided onboarding, you create and run an app on a board.
Time to complete
~8 minutes
Learning objective
After completing this onboarding task, you'll be able to:
- Understand how to run an app in Miro by cloning one of our samples, and
- Know where to manage its configuration settings.
- You'll create a developer team and a developer app.
To develop a Web SDK application that's accessible from a Miro board, you'll need to create a developer team and configure your app's settings in Miro.
You can do this in just 1 click below.
Action 1: configure your app
- Click the link below to create a developer team and generate app credentials in Miro:
Create developer app - Name your app.
- Click Create App.
- Install and authorize your app to make it available to boards belonging to your developer team.
After configuring your app, you can run a local clone of our drag and drop sample app by following the steps below.
Action 2: clone our sample app
- Clone or download our drag and drop sample app to your local machine.
- To install the dependencies, browse to the root of the drag-and-drop app directory, and then run:
cd path-to/drag-and-drop/root-dir npm install
- To start the project, run:
npm run start
- Et voila! The project should now be running on
http://localhost:3000
.
Let's wrap up
In this onboarding task, you:
- Cloned one of our sample apps, and
- Configured a developer environment in Miro.
Next, let's interact with your app in Miro!
See also
Updated about 1 year ago
What's next
In the fourth task of the guided onboarding, you interact as a board user with your running app.