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Using Parse with Fuse Example

A basic (and obsolete) example showing how to use Parse with Fuse. This is a super simple app using Parse as a backend service, where anyone can simply post text, and anyone else can see that text. All relevant code is in the MainView.ux file.

Note: This example has also been ported to use Syncano in @bolav's fork: https://github.com/bolav/fuse-example-using-syncano , there's also a version running on back4app ported by @tim-hub and Firebase by @LuisRodriguezLD!

Setup

You'll need to use your own Parse app backend with this example. Insert your app's Application ID and Javascript Key into the api-keys.js file:

module.exports = {
	appId: "YOUR APP ID HERE",
	jsKey: "YOUR JS KEY HERE"
};

Once that's done, you're ready to roll!

Fuse version

This example was produced with Fuse (beta) v0.8.4.

Branches

The "finished product" is on the master branch, and the template I started with in the video is on the starting-template branch.

License

This code is licensed under the BSD2 license (see LICENSE). The Parse JavaScript SDK v1.6.7 is licenced under its own BSD-style license (see parse-1.6.7.js).