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Hello Softr app developer who just wants to grab some code and get it into your project as quickly as possible! Here's the three-step process that will get you going:
Visit
Look through the scripts and find the one that does the thing you need
Do what it says in the "How to Use It" section
When you follow the instructions in the "How to Use It" section, then by default your application will load the snippet from a Cloudflare CDN that always contains the latest version of the snippet. This has the advantage of making sure your site picks up any fixes to the snippet that might have been necessary over time as Softr evolves and changes. But it has the disadvantage that a change to the snippet could possibly break your site at a time not of your choosing.
If you would prefer to avoid both the advantage and disadvantage of loading the snippet dynamically, you can copy and paste the snippet itself. At the bottom of each doc page there is a handy link that will take you to the raw code for the snippet, suitable for easy copying and pasting.
Thank you for finding a bug! Please head over to the page of this repository, create a new issue, and provide the following information:
Which snippet you are using
What you expected to happen when you tried to use it
What actually happened
Screenshots (if relevant)
A link to a page of your app where the snippet is not working correctly (if that's feasible)
I wanted to make it easier for people to use custom code snippets in their Softr apps
I wanted to make it easier for multiple people to collaborate on the code snippets
I wanted to make it optionally possible for changes to a snippet to be able to propagate automatically to Softr sites that are using the snippet
In case you’re curious, the tools I used to build this are Github to store the snippets, CloudFlare CDN to publish the code snippets for inclusion into Softr pages, and Gitbook to make the documentation.
See .
I decided to try to get more organized about custom code snippets. For a while I was putting my custom code snippets in , and that was way better than nothing. But I wanted some things that were going to be hard to do there:
I’m calling it Scissors since it’s all about code snippets.
Your use of code and documentation in this repository is governed by the .
That's a reasonable question, but I can't answer it. Instead, if you want to use this service in the way it's intended to be used, but you're concerned about its long-term existence, then the best thing you can do is make your own. Here's how: .
