Create a digital custom invitation card for your wedding with WeddIn and send the link to your guests. Playfully build a website with all the content around your event, without any programming knowledge.
Your backbone for the perfect wedding. A responsive user friendly ui to setup your personal wedding page. It's damn simple and easy. Just add our guest and information to the database and send the links to your guest.
All without coding! Just configuration. For a deeper look what you can set up and how it works, visit weddin.site/doc.
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# install dependencies
$ npm install
# serve with hot reload at localhost:1337
$ npm run develop
After that you can visit http://localhost:1337/admin and start setup you server with the ui.
In case you don't want to setup the data from scratch - the repo provide you with 2 diffrent demo data for an easy start - which can be used for local development as well as production - see 🗄️ Startup Data.
Don't forget the WeddIn Client - to see your results and that your guest can sign in for your awesome wedding!
n the folder res you will find two different startup types
- Demo: filled with a lot of dummy data - perfect for test and developing
- Init: minimal db with all important stuff and some introduction - perfect for production as a db for a new site
- stop the server
- copy res/demo/db/data.db to .tmp.
- copy res/demo/uploads/ to public/uploads/.
- restart the server
Credentials to log in can be found below.
- stop the server
- copy res/init/db/data.db to .tmp.
- restart the server
Credentials to log in can be found below.
User: [email protected]
PW: AdminWeddin1
User: [email protected]
PW: DemoWeddin1
Code: brautpaar
Code: test
Create a .env file in root and fill have a look at env.example.
After that build the server and start.
$ npm run build
$ npm run start
yarn is recommended
$ NODE_ENV=production yarn build
# just fot test it is works
$ NODE_ENV=production yarn start
# use pm2 to run as service in background - NOT boot save just for test pm2
$ NODE_ENV=production pm2 start server.js --name XXXX.content.weddin.site
# best practice: use pm2 to run as service an in background - BOOT save
# add in /root/ecosystem.config the new app - looks like:
# {
# name: "demo.content.weddin.site",
# cwd: "/var/www/demo.content.weddin.site/",
# script: "./server.js",
# env: {
# NODE_ENV: "production",
# },
# }
# then run it with
$ pm2 start ecosystem.config
You can copy the source code, edit it and build totally new projects with it. But however you are not allowed to use the code for commercial use.
See the LICENSE file for more licensing information.
YOUR ARE FREE TO USE THE CODE IN YOUR PROJECTS HOWEVER MAKE CLEAR THAT THE CODE IS OFFERED "AS-IS, WITHOUT WARRANTY AND DISCLAIMING LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES RESULTING FROM USING THE CODE.