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Copy the deploy template to your own repo
On the cade-deploy page, click Use this template and make the copy private. It holds your settings, and the setup asks which version of Cade to deploy: a release, or the latest. Then clone it:
git clone https://github.com/<you>/<your copy>.git cade-deploy cd cade-deploy -
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Run the setup
In your
cadefolder run:npm run setupIt skips what's already done, so if you stop, run it again to carry on.
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Follow along
Each step says what it's doing. It stops and tells you exactly what to do when a step needs a person:
- Logging in to Cloudflare, and to Google for the Doc, in your browser
- Making a Slack app configuration token, and installing the app
- Giving the first admin's Slack member ID. Then, in Slack, you create a channel, invite Cade, and click Add project on its Home tab
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Try it
Send
/cade taskin your dev channel to track a task, or, on any message anywhere, choose ⋯ → More actions → New task. Send/cade helpfor the short list, or see the demo and every command.
Nine steps, most of them done for you
Steps marked You need a click in your browser; the setup waits for you.
- Get the code and run the tests
- Log in to CloudflareYou
- Deploy the Worker
- Get a Slack app configuration tokenYou
- Create the Slack app
- Install the app and store its tokenYou
- Set up the channels
- Optional: the Google Doc
- Check it works
Prefer to do it yourself? The same steps, with what to expect and what to do if one fails, are in GETTING_STARTED.md.
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