The example is based on the PartyKit generator. Fireproof runs anywhere.

This app is a team chat application. It uses Gravatar for user avatars and Fireproof for real-time data synchronization. A real deployment would use a secure authentication method.

In the workshop, we'll learn how the main timeline query works, how to add a new message, and how to create channels. We'll enable threads and look at AI integration on the backend. If we have time we will add file uploads and image previews.

• Git clone the repository
• Run npm install
• Run npm run dev

Look in the src directory for the server and client code. The server code is in server.ts and the client code is in client.ts.

The client uses components from the components directory. The main chat component is in components/Channel.tsx. The sidebar is in components/Sidebar.tsx, and it lists all the channels.

Welcome to the party, pal!

This is a Partykit project, which lets you create real-time collaborative applications with minimal coding effort.

server.ts is the server-side code, which is responsible for handling WebSocket events and HTTP requests. client.ts is the client-side code, which connects to the server and listens for events.

You can start developing by running npm run dev and opening http://localhost:1999 in your browser. When you're ready, you can deploy your application on to the PartyKit cloud with npm run deploy.

Refer to our docs for more information: https://github.com/partykit/partykit/blob/main/README.md. For more help, reach out to us on Discord, GitHub, or Twitter.