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  1. Using Meroku
  2. Launch .appStore
  3. .appStore Implementation

Reference Implementations

Implement your app store using references

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To bring speed to .appStore development, we provide a reference implementation for all platforms - mobile & web. They should be used to quickly implement your own .appStore. They can also be dissected to understand the fundamentals of building a .appStore.

The community is welcome to create or add features to reference implementations that will be featured by us.

Use Cases

  1. You can fork them and theme them as per your needs.

  2. You can add your own featured sections.

  3. You can set your context quickly and showcase your .apps on your .appStore.

Preparation

  1. Get your Meroku API keys.

  2. Set the context.

  3. Fork the repo & update the environment variables. For specific details, visit an implementation that you want to fork:

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