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https://github.com/jasperhartong/scriptable-ts-boilerplate
A boilerplate for creating remote-updatable Scriptable widgets. Includes setup, components, utils and examples to develop in the comfort of TypeScript.
https://github.com/jasperhartong/scriptable-ts-boilerplate
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A boilerplate for creating remote-updatable Scriptable widgets. Includes setup, components, utils and examples to develop in the comfort of TypeScript.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/jasperhartong/scriptable-ts-boilerplate
- Owner: jasperhartong
- License: mit
- Created: 2020-10-31T21:43:56.000Z (about 4 years ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2022-11-16T11:52:09.000Z (about 2 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-08-02T13:35:20.053Z (5 months ago)
- Topics: nextjs, rollup, scriptable-app, typescript
- Language: TypeScript
- Homepage: https://scriptable-ts-boilerplate.vercel.app
- Size: 7.88 MB
- Stars: 58
- Watchers: 4
- Forks: 6
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: license.md
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README
# Scriptable TS Boilerplate
Makes creating iOS widgets with the [Scriptable App](https://scriptable.app/) even more fun!
- 🔥 Hot-loading widgets served by Next.js
- 🔨 The safety of TypeScript
- 🍭 Build, compile, rollup and other configs
- 🚀 Deploy to Vercel with ease
- ✨ Roll out updates to live widgets automatically
_Note: This is a work in progress_
**[Scriptable TS Boilerplate Website →](https://scriptable-ts-boilerplate.vercel.app)**
## Project structure
This boilerplate consists of two separate packages **widgets** and **scriptable-api**.
### Widgets
Houses the dependencies, rollup config and code to write hot-loading widgets in TypeScript.
All created `WidgetModules` are currently build to be loaded and bootstrapped by the `WidgetLoader`.
### Scriptable-api
A Nextjs project to serve the compiled `WidgetModules` and `WidgetLoader`. Also houses the demo website and can also be used to create custom data endpoints for the widgets.
### Data exchange between projects
The only way data is shared between the two is through the compilation process of **widgets**: this outputs compiled js files into a subdirectory of **scriptable-api**.
# Local development
## Writing and compiling a new widget
Start with creating a new widgetModule in `./widgets/code/widget-module` that complies to the following convention:
```js camelCasedNameEndingOnWidgetModule.ts
import { IWidgetModule } from "code/utils/interfaces";
const widgetModule: IWidgetModule = {
createWidget: async (params) => {
const widget = new ListWidget()
// await data
// do something with `params.widgetParameter`
// create the widget
return widget
}
}
module.exports = widgetModule;
```
Compile your widget by running either `yarn build` or `yarn watch` in `./widgets` (any file ending with `WidgetModule.ts` will automatically be picked up).
Read the awesome [official Scriptable Documentation](https://docs.scriptable.app).
## Serving the widget
Serve your widget by running `yarn dev` in `./scriptable-api`.
Your compiled widget should now be available on `YOUR_LOCAL_DNS_NAME:3000/compiled-widgets/widget-modules/camelCasedName.js`.
The demo page is also available on `YOUR_LOCAL_DNS_NAME:3000` (without your widget, that requires some additional steps).
## Loading the widget on your device for the first time
Paste a compiled `WidgetLoader` (can be found in `./scriptable-api/public/compiled-widgets/widgetLoader.js`, or on the demo site) into Scriptable with the following `argsConfig` and press play.
```js
const argsConfig = {
fileName: "camelCasedNameEndingOnWidgetModule",
rootUrl: "http://macbook-pro.local:3000/compiled-widgets/widget-modules/",
defaultWidgetParameter: "",
downloadQueryString: "",
};
```
Note that the `widgetParameter` is the default parameter to be sent into `createWidget`, this parameter can be overruled by filling it into the setting of a widget.
## Iterating the widget
With `yarn watch` running in `./widgets` and `yarn dev` running in `./scriptable-api` you'll now always run the latest code on your device:
- `yarn watch` compiles the .ts into a public .js widget
- `yarn dev` will serve this new version of the widget with a new ETag
- the `WidgetLoader` wil notice to ETag change on run and pull in the new version of the code
# Deployment
Deployment to Vercel is easiest for the Nextjs app:
- Clone this project
- Link Github to Vercel and make the new project available to Vercel
- During setup pick the subdirectory `scriptable-api`
- Done!
## Updating widgets
If people installed widgets with the `WidgetLoader` pointing to your deployed instance, simply pushing code to the `main` branch would already let them have the updated code again on next refresh of their device.
# Credits
- The [Scriptable App](https://scriptable.app/) of course
- The idea of bootstrapping widgets: https://gitlab.com/sillium-scriptable-projects/universal-scriptable-widget
- The Sticky example https://github.com/drewkerr/scriptable/blob/main/Sticky%20widget.js
- The Covid19 example: https://gist.github.com/planecore/e7b4c1e5db2dd28b1a023860e831355e