Sample crawlora app

This is the sample crawlora app that is used to publish and update app for crawlora dashboard.

documentation

app publish documentation

Update

in case if you want to update an existing app add app_id in crawlora.json

# crawlora.json
{
    "env":{
        "key":"value"
    },
    "entrypoint": "./.dist/index.js",
    "function": "default",
    "screenshot_files": ["./assets/screenshot_1.png", "./assets/screenshot_2.png", "./assets/screenshot_3.png", "./assets/screenshot_4.png"],
    "logo_file": "./assets/logo.png",
    "banner_file": "./assets/banner.png",
    "title": "Google Links searches app starter",
    "short_description": "Get google links quickly",
    "version":"1.0.0",
    "documentation_file": "./documentation.md",
    "input_file": "./input.json",
    "app_id": "3636e627-4e2c-4293-acb2-1c2e4d856b87"
}

image setup guidelines

1. banner: 16:9 ( 1280px to 860px)
2. logo: 1:1 ( 1000px to 1000px )
3. screenshots ( min 3 ) ( 1280px to 860px) each

steps after creating a new project

1. update crawlora.json
2. update input.json ( make sure you have enough and proper inputs )
3. update documentation.json
4. set the CRAWLORA_AUTH_KEY secret in the new github repo
5. you will always have this environment variable when running so not need to set up in crawlora.json

Environment variables at the runtime

#Environment variables at the runtime

CRAWLORA_SEQUENCE_ID # the running sequence
CRAWLORA_AUTH_KEY # the user auth key

you can get this from node.js runtime like this

process.env['CRAWLORA_SEQUENCE_ID'] // 3636e627-4e2c-4293-acb2-1c2e4d856b87
process.env['CRAWLORA_AUTH_KEY'] //3636e627-4e2c-4293-acb2-1c2e4d856b873636e627-4e2c-4293-acb2-1c2e4d856b873636e627-4e2c-4293-acb2-1c2e4d856b873636e627-4e2c-4293-acb2-1c2e4d856b873636e627-4e2c-4293-acb2-1c2e4d856b87