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Adobe Express Embed SDK Sample

Step 0: Register a project

Follow the below steps to get an API Key.

  1. Navigate to the Developer Console.
  2. Select APIs and services.
  3. Search for Adobe Express Embed SDK.
  4. Click Create project.

On the Configure API section,

  1. Add your Allowed domains in the fields. To prevent unauthorized use of your client ID on another website, restrict usage to the domains you authorize.
  2. Click Save configured API. The API key is displayed on the screen.

Once you're done, a client ID for your project will be generated. Steps 2-3 will help you get set up with a simple https server.

Step 1: Clone the sample

Clone the sample. Replace the clientID fields each time the SDK is initialized (4 files):

  • index.html
  • quickactions.html
  • video-quickactions.html
  • modules.html

Step 2: Install mkcert via Homebrew

mkcert is a simple tool for making locally-trusted development certificates. It automatically installs a local CA in the system root store, and generates locally-trusted certificates.

  1. Install it using either brew install mkcert. Make sure to use Homebrew because the package is different on npm.
  2. Run mkcert -install to create a local CA.
  3. Navigate back to the project folder and run:
mkcert localhost

This will generate two files: localhost-key.pem (key) and localhost.pem (certificate). Our https server is instantiated with these two files so that the browser trusts the domain localhost.

Step 3: Install http-server via npm or Homebrew

http-server lets you serve files or directories locally.

Install it using npm i http-server or brew install http-server.

Step 4: Install project dependencies

Run npm install to install the dependencies in package.json. The required dependencies belong to Spectrum CSS and are used to style the buttons.

Step 5: Run this sample

To start the server at port 8000, run this line in your project root:

http-server -S -C ./localhost.pem -K ./localhost-key.pem -p 8000 -a localhost

By passing in our newly generated SSL key and certificate, we have enabled secure request serving with TLS/SSL (HTTPS), which we need to communicate with CC Express. Now your server is up and available at https://localhost:8000.

Known Issues

This sample will not run on incognito windows.