This is a simple Wishlist app, to keep track of things you'd like. If anyone buys you anything from it, they can mark it down as such, so you don't get duplicates.

• Amazon wishlists are very limited
• A google doc or notion page lacks a few features, like the author not knowing what has been purchased
• wishthis is a good alternative for this, and this was inspired by it. However, I liked a few things to be done in a different way.

• Frontend: Vue (w/ Vite) + Pinia + Vuetify
  • Familiar, nicely reactive and wanted to try out something like Vuetify - also means I didn't need to design this beforehand.
  • This isn't the most performant app. I could've gone with a more efficient setup, maybe making use of SSR, but this is a simple app that I'll only use a few times a year.
• Backend: Appwrite
  • It's a decent backend that I've wanted to use properly for a while and I didn't want to spend an eternity setting one up myself for this project.

• Multiple users
• Multiple lists
• Items can be marked as purchased
• Author can choose to see what has been purchased or not
• Multiple currency support (whatever Appwrite supports), can be set per list

Get Appwrite running. You can do this by following the instructions on the Appwrite website.

Install dependencies for this project:

pnpm install

Create a new project within Appwrite, and create a new API key. Subsitute the values in the below command with your API key and Project ID. Replace the endpoint if using your own instance.

pnpm run setup --key=YOUR-API-KEY --project=YOUR-PROJECT-ID --endpoint=https://cloud.appwrite.io/v1

This will then go through and set up the collections you need. You then need to set up the authentication settings depending on your preferences.

Then, move the created output.env file to .env.

You can also set the below options in the .env file:

• VITE_LOGIN_METHODS: github,password
  • Currently only supports the above options. Both need to be set up within Appwrite.
• VITE_UMAMI_URL: https://analytics.example.com/script.js
• VITE_UMAMI_ID: f79676da-d2c5-49dd-a35b-f829764b44c5
• VITE_UMAMI_DOMAINS: example.com

Then, create a "Web" app within Appwrite, to your liking.

It should then all be set up and ready to go.

Just build it and deploy it to wherever you want. It doesn't need any backup setup (other than Appwrite), but you will need SPA support for vue-router.

pnpm install

pnpm dev

pnpm build

pnpm format && pnpm lint