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The information here is based on the AppBuilder tool and the Kynetx browser extension, both of which are deprecated and will eventually stop working. You will likely want to follow the CloudOS app development instructions instead. |
This page will get you started building KRL applications. After you've finished with this page, continue by completing the (Classic) Live Web Exercises that go along with Phil's book The Live Web.
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For more information on how the dispatch section can be used, visit this page.
We're going to create a simple rule that places a notification on the Bacon Salt homepage when we visit. We can modify the rule that's already in the sample code (called first_rule). Do the following:
- Change the name of the rule to
bacon_salt_rulz. - Replace the parameters to the
(Classic) notify()action with"Bacon Salt Rulz"and"Everything should taste like bacon!" - Hit "Save."
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You might have noticed that the (Classic) notify() box disappeared shortly after you clicked the bookmarklet. This is the default action. To make it sticky, we can use an optional argument to the action by way of the with keyword:
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You can find more information about debugging KRL in the page on that topic.
Congratulations
Congratulations, you have just made your very first Kynetx app!