And in order to keep the ball rolling we're gonna set up ourselves a brand new strappy application and
we're gonna do that by heading over to strappy Io.
So in your search engine this type strappy on the first link that's gonna pop up probably is gonna be
strappy I'll just click bravely on the link then click on get start button and then just follow the
install strappy and create new project.
We're going to click there and the command we're looking for is and B X create strappy app and then
whatever is your project name.
So I guess I'm gonna go with store API or something like that and then we have a flag of Hyphen hyphen.
Quick Start now.
What this flag does.
It creates a database for us and it uses ASCII well like you can of course set up your own database.
So let's say you could set up a mongo DV and then connect it to strappy.
But in order to speed things up we are going to use a quick start flag.
So let me copy and paste the command when I copy it and then I'm going to head over back to my desktop.
You can open up the terminal to zoom in just so you can see that I'm not doing any black magic then
I'm going to do see the net stops so we're going to navigate to a desktop.
Copy and paste command and I'm going to change the name of my project.
So I'm gonna call this store API like so and then strap it is gonna start doing its work by installing
all the dependencies.
Now it might take a while.
So I'm going to stop the video and resume the video once we need to set up our admin user.
And once traffic is done installing all the dependencies we're gonna be directed to local host thirteen
thirty seven forward slash admin forward slash off and then register where we need to register our admin
user.
By the way if you're going to head over back to your terminal you're going to notice that strappy spun
up the dev server and that's something that I'm going to talk about in the next video where you always
need your dev 7:00 local environment.
Otherwise you're not gonna be able to access your application from your front end.
So we're gonna head over back and for the time being I'm also going to delete the rest of the url.
So I'm just going to show you what you're gonna have on local horse thirteen thirty seven where it says
you have successfully created strappy application.
Awesome.
And then you would want to head over to our admin.
We just need to go to forward slash admin so once we log in each and every time we would want to go
through admin.
We're gonna need a forward slash had me and then let's say once we create the product then you're gonna
see that you are always going to be whatever is your contact type so local host.
Then forward slash and then whatever content type.
Once we push the production the deal is exactly the same.
Difference however of course is gonna be your domain.
So we're going to have your domain then north to log in or whatever set up the admin you're going to
need forward slash admin and then let's say in order to access your API you're going to have a domain
forward slash whatever the content type was whether that was products whether or not it was.
I don't know.
Item or anything like that and I'm gonna set up my admin user please keep in mind that once we push
the production once we hosted somewhere which in our case is going to be Heroku you're still gonna have
to set up the admin user from scratch.
So I'm going to go with John then I'm going to go with some kind of dummy password and I'm going to
do the same thing here as well as with some kind of dummy email when you go with.
Maybe I'm gonna go with learn code tutorial at GM mail dot com like so and then just click on ready
to start and the moment we do that we're guided to our admin panel.