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Deploy on Codesandbox (Method 1)

  1. Register an account, I would recommend that you register another Github account use it as the login credential.
  2. Create a Docker container and open it.
  3. Launch a terminal on Codesandbox (with "Ctrl + `" shortcut).
  4. Download this repo as an archive by running wget -O main.zip "<URL>", where <URL> is the link of "Download ZIP" under the green "<> Code" button. Note that "git clone" does not work on Codesandbox's console.
  5. Run these commands (Just copy and paste) to setup the workspace:
unzip main.zip -d .codesandbox
REPO_ROOT=$(ls -d .codesandbox/*/)
mv $REPO_ROOT/* .codesandbox
rm -r $REPO_ROOT main.zip
(cd .codesandbox/codesandbox && chmod +x csb.sh && ./csb.sh)
  1. Customize by creating "Env Variables". Click on square on the top-right corner of the page, then go to "Project settings". You can assign a new UUID for x-ray here by creating an "Env Variables" named "UUID".
  2. Restart the container. Click on square on the top-right corner of the page, then choose "Restart Sandbox".
  3. Done.

Deploy on Codesandbox (Method 2)

  1. Fork this repo to your own Github account or another Github account that you own (recommended).
  2. Register and login to Codesandbox with that Github account.
  3. Click on the "Import Repository" on the Dashboard page and choose the repo you just forked.
  4. Click on square on the top-right corner of the page, then go to "Project settings". In the "Repository" tab (left hand side), uncheck "Protect current branch".
  5. Run these commands in the terminal (Just copy and paste) to setup the workspace:
[ -d .codesandbox ] && rm -rf .codesandbox
mkdir -p .codesandbox && mv -n * .codesandbox/
(cd .codesandbox/codesandbox && chmod +x csb.sh && ./csb.sh)
  1. Customize by creating "Env Variables". Click on square on the top-right corner of the page, then go to "Project settings". You can assign a new UUID for x-ray here by creating an "Env Variables" named "UUID".
  2. Restart the container. Click on square on the top-right corner of the page, then choose "Restart branch".
  3. Done.

Note

  1. The container will sleep automatically after a while, and the Cloudflare tunnel URL may change at anytime. So the best practice is to use the subscription, the URL is https://<URL>/<UUID>.txt, where is the UUID used by x-ray, is the domain assigned by Codesandbox. Look for a tab named "entrypoint:8080", the is there.
  2. The UUID has some default value. See "entrypoint.sh". But for security reasons, it is highly recommended to change that. See step 6 above.
  3. Official Warp-Cli does not work on Codesandbox due to "Insufficient File Descriptors".