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After running the command, follow the prompts to configure your project.
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We recommend using [Vercel](https://vercel.com) to deploy your MiniKit app, as it integrates seamlessly with the upstash/redis backend required for frames, webhooks, and notifications. The CLI will guide you through setting up the necessary environment variables for your Redis database.
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We recommend using [Vercel](https://vercel.com) to deploy your MiniKit app, as it integrates seamlessly with the upstash/redis backend required for webhooks, and notifications. The CLI will guide you through setting up the necessary environment variables for your Redis database.
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## Provider
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All props from `OnchainKitProvider` are also supported
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The provider sets up wagmi and react-query providers automatically. It configures connectors to use the Farcaster connector if `sdk.context` is set, with a fallback to CoinbaseWallet. This allows the same application to run both in frames and as a standalone application.
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The provider sets up wagmi and react-query providers automatically. It configures connectors to use the Farcaster connector if `sdk.context` is set, with a fallback to CoinbaseWallet. This allows the same application to run both as a Mini App and as a standalone application.
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## Hooks
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### useAddFrame
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This hook adds a frame to the user's list of frames and returns notification details.
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This hook adds a Mini App to the user's list of Mini Apps and returns notification details.
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Complete setup for adding frames, webhooks, and notifications using upstash/redis for data storage (compatible with Vercel). Requires users to sign up for an upstash/redis account and add their key and URL to the .env file.
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Complete setup for adding Mini Apps, webhooks, and notifications using upstash/redis for data storage (compatible with Vercel). Requires users to sign up for an upstash/redis account and add their key and URL to the .env file.
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The CLI creates both frontend and backend components to support adding frames, webhooks, and notifications. While a frontend-only option was considered, the ability to add frames and handle notifications requires backend support. If you don't need these features, you can easily remove the database and related routes after project creation.
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The CLI creates both frontend and backend components to support adding Mini Apps, webhooks, and notifications. While a frontend-only option was considered, the ability to add Mini Apps and handle notifications requires backend support. If you don't need these features, you can easily remove the database and related routes after project creation.
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## What is a Mini App?
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A mini app is a lightweight web app that runs directly inside [Farcaster Frames](https://docs.farcaster.xyz/developers/frames/v2/), without needing to open a browser or download anything. Built using familiar tools like Next.js and minikit, mini apps behave just like normal apps — but launch instantly from posts, making them feel native to the Farcaster experience.
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A mini app is a lightweight web app that runs directly inside [Farcaster](https://docs.farcaster.xyz/developers/frames/v2/), without needing to open a browser or download anything. Built using familiar tools like Next.js and minikit, mini apps behave just like normal apps — but launch instantly from posts, making them feel native to the Farcaster experience.
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## Initial Setup
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You can get a CDP API key by going to the [CDP Portal](https://www.coinbase.com/developer-platform) and navigating API Keys → Client API Key.
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You will be asked if you'd like to set up your manifest. You can skip the manifest setup step as we'll handle that separately once we know our project's URL.
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We recommend using [Vercel](https://vercel.com) to deploy your MiniKit app, as it integrates seamlessly with the upstash/redis backend required for stateful frames, webhooks, and notifications.
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Alternatively, you can use ngrok to tunnel your localhost to a live url.
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