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  1. Getting started

##Getting started

  1. Introduction
  2. Installation
  3. Create your project
  4. Create your database

###Introduction Ocsigen Start is a set of higher-level libraries for building client-server web applications with Ocsigen (Js_of_ocaml and Eliom). It provides modules for

  • user management (session management, registration, activation keys, ...),
  • managing groups of users,
  • displaying tips, and
  • easily sending notifications to the users.

Ocsigen Start is in an early stage of development. More modules will be added and more customizability.

Ocsigen Start comes with an eliom-distillery template for an app with a database, user management, and session management. This template is intended to serve as a basis for quickly building the Minimum Viable Product for web applications with users. The goal is to enable the programmer to concentrate on the core of the app, and not on user management.

If Ocsigen Start corresponds to your needs, it will probably help you a lot. If not, start with a simpler template. You can still use the modules from Ocsigen Start.

###Installation

We recommend using OPAM to install Ocsigen Start. Here is the command:

opam install ocsigen-start

###Create your project

eliom-distillery -name myproject -template os.pgocaml

###Create your database Have look at the file README in your directory. It explains how to configure your database.

###Configure your project

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