Quick start guide

The quickest way to see an end-to-end example is to follow this guide. It will help you set up your project and create your first workflow.

Prerequisites

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• A Kinde account with an application set up
• A GitHub account to host your code.

1. Clone the base template

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Sign in to your GitHub account and navigate to Kinde base workflow template. Click the green Use this template button and select “Create a new repository”.

This will create a new repository in your GitHub account with the base template code.

It contains a basic workflow that logs out “Hello, world!” when a user authenticates.

2. Connect your GitHub repository to Kinde

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Sign in to your Kinde account and navigate to Settings > Git repo. Select Connect GitHub and follow the instructions to connect your GitHub account to Kinde.

When you select the repository you just created, Kinde will automatically sync the code and create a new workflow for you.

3. View your first workflow

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Navigate to Workflows in the Kinde admin area. You should see a new workflow called Workflow 1. Select the workflow to see the details and deployments. Select on Runtime logs to view the logs for the workflow. This should currently be empty.

4. Test your workflow

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Assuming you have a Kinde application set up, you can test your workflow by signing in to your application. This will trigger the workflow and a new runtime log entry will be available to view. Click on the new log entry to see “Hello, world!“

5. That’s it!

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You have successfully created your first Kinde workflow! You can now modify the workflow code to do whatever you like or add more workflows.

Next steps

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• Explore the Kinde workflows documentation to learn more about how workflows work, the available triggers, and how to create more complex workflows.
• Dive into example workflows in the Kinde workflow examples GitHub repository