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KwikLink

Similar to LinkTree, this is a build-in-public project built using Wizard's Toolkit.

Videos were created showing exactly how this was built:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-ggE-fPIdy76ND6bL9bxUJtS_QOAp_--

Docker Setup

First step is to download the Wizard's Toolkit Docker environment at:

If you have Docker then you can create the entire website, PHP, and MySQL database by simply running a few .sh scripts. All the instructions are listed here:

https://hub.docker.com/r/proglabs/wizards-toolkit

GIT Hub

If you do not use Docker, you can retrieve Wizard's Toolkit from GitHub at:

https://github.com/AlecBS/WizardsToolkit

Wizard's Toolkit

Once downloaded and installed, you can find additional information here:

Live Demo Tutorials Documentation Wiki

Docker Option

If you are using Docker installation of Wizard's Toolkit, you may want to use the docker-compose.yml that comes with KwikLink. It is exactly the same except for the container names so it will not conflict with other Wizard Toolkit Docker projects you may be working on.

After Database Created

The final step for Wizard's Toolkit is to create the database and insert initial data.

./SETUP_MYSQL.sh

After that is completed, open up your phpMyAdmin at:

http://127.0.0.1:8080/

Server:     wtk_db_mysql
Username:   root
Password:   LowCodeViaWTK

Then in the wiztools database, run the SQL scripts in the \KwikFiles\customTables.sql

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