Documentation & Getting Started

Last updated: 12 October 2026

Inspect the package, verify its scope, then follow the product-specific setup.

Current package status

The catalog currently contains 50 mock ZIP archives for storefront development. Every archive includes a README, one small illustrative snippet, manifest.json and sample-license.txt. The full application, advertised component collection or production integration is not included. Purchases remain disabled until completed packages replace these previews.

Inspect a preview archive

1. Extract the ZIP into a new local directory.
2. Read README.md and manifest.json to confirm the product and preview status.
3. Open the named sample in an editor and read its limitations before adapting it.

unzip product-slug.zip
cd product-slug
cat README.md

The example uses a placeholder slug. Each product page shows its exact archive name and quickstart. Do not assume that npm install is appropriate: many products use Bash, Python, Go, SQL or browser-extension tooling, and these samples do not bundle application dependencies.

After completed products are released

1. Use the protected link in your delivery email to save the ZIP and keep your license key with the receipt.
2. Read the included requirements, supported runtime versions, environment-variable template and dependency instructions.
3. Run the documented local checks before connecting any live service or deploying.

Hosting, domains and third-party service fees are excluded unless expressly included on the product page. Use environment variables for secrets. Do not commit local environment files or use sample identifiers as live credentials.

Product families

• CLI Utilities: inspect command inputs and target directories before running a tool.
• UI Kits & Integrations: match framework versions and add the documented dependencies.
• Starter Kits: configure identity, data storage and local runtime before optional billing.
• Micro-SaaS: follow deployment, background-job and notification setup for the specific application.
• White-Label: configure each client deployment and check the Extended license before distributing project source.

Downloads and licenses

Completed-product links are configured to expire after seven days, with no fixed download-count limit during that period. Use the Contact page for missing emails or redelivery after entitlement verification. Standard, Team and Extended scopes are described in the License Agreement; preview archives grant only their included evaluation permission.

Troubleshooting

Confirm the archive extracted without errors, check the documented runtime versions, inspect the environment-variable names and retain the first relevant error. For support, provide the order number, product version and a minimal reproduction with secrets removed. The Refund Policy explains the 14-day technical guarantee for unresolved documented defects in completed products.

Store operator & contact

Dev Boilerplates is the storefront brand. The operator’s legal identity and support details will be shown below before sales open.