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docs: use cliVersion constant instead of hardcoded @beta (#100)
- Add packageName prop to CliCommand for auto-versioning
- Create PackageInstall component for install commands
- Convert all hardcoded @beta references to use constant
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Configure your database connection in your `auth.ts` file. Be sure to set these value secrets in your environment variables. The credentials you use here need `fmodata` permissions enabled, and read/write access to the better-auth tables.
Run the following command to create the necessary tables and fields in your FileMaker file. It will show you a confirmation before any changes are applied, so you can review them.
[Full Access] credentials are required for the schema changes to be applied automatically, but you may want to use a more restricted account for the rest of better-auth usage. If your credentials that you entered earlier in the `auth.ts` file do not have the [Full Access] permissions, you can override them in the CLI.
Here's a minimal example to get you started with `@proofkit/fmodata`:
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<Step>
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### Install the package
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```package-install
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@proofkit/fmodata@beta
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```
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<PackageInstallpackages="@proofkit/fmodata" />
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</Step>
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</TabsList>
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<TabsContentvalue="automatic">
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Run this command in your project to launch a browser-based UI for configuring your schema definitions. You will need environment variables set for your FileMaker server and database.
The typegen tool has a built-in web interface for editing your JSON config file and running the typegen scripts. It's helpful for making sure your environment variables are setup correctly and can help autocomplete layout/field/table names into the config file.
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To launch the UI, run the following command and a browser window will open at `http://localhost:3141`:
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