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Because it's very hard to track all different provider factories created in different cubits, if users reset application config the previous factories stayed unchanged which would lead to unexpected behavior
We can't compare with 'compelted' because Digital Ocean responses with 'in progress' right away or something, so it's better to check if it's just not 'error'
- Replace raw DKIM String object with a general DnsRecord structure
- Implement network utils for common operations with networking concepts and structures
- Implement initializing page pop up to re-try server deployment in case of a random networking error
- Separate response success from business logic operation success
- Remove ApiResponse, replace with GenericResult
- Make GenericMutationResult inherit GenericResult
- Add generic error message for when a response couldn't be sent or received
SelfPrivacy — is a platform on your cloud hosting, that allows to deploy your own private services and control them using mobile application.
## Getting Started
To use this application, you'll be required to create accounts of different service providers. Please reffer to this manual: https://selfprivacy.org/en/second
This project is a starting point for a Flutter application.
Application will do the following things for you:
A few resources to get you started if this is your first Flutter project:
1. Create your personal server
2. Setup NixOS
3. Bring all services to the ready-to-use state. Services include:
- [Lab: Write your first Flutter app](https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/codelab)
Install [Flutter](https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install/linux) and [Android SDK tools](https://developer.android.com/studio/command-line/sdkmanager), then try your setup:
1. Visit the following link: https://dash.cloudflare.com/
2. the right corner, click on the profile icon (a man in a circle). For the mobile version of the site, in the upper left corner, click the **Menu** button (three horizontal bars), in the dropdown menu, click on **My Profile**
3. There are four configuration categories to choose from: *Communication*, *Authentication*, **API Tokens**, *Session*. Choose **API Tokens**.
4. Click on **Create Token** button.
5. Go down to the bottom and see the **Create Custom Token** field and press **Get Started** button on the right side.
6. In the **Token Name** field, give your token a name.
7. Next we have Permissions. In the leftmost field, select **Zone**. In the longest field, center, select **DNS**. In the rightmost field, select **Edit**.
8. Next, right under this line, click Add More. Similar field will appear.
9. In the leftmost field of the new line, select, similar to the last line — **Zone**. In the center — a little different. Here choose the same as in the left — **Zone**. In the rightmost field, select **Read**.
10. Next look at **Zone Resources**. Under this inscription there is a line with two fields. The left must have **Include** and the right must have **Specific Zone**. Once you select Specific Zone, another field appears on the right. Choose your domain in it.
11. Flick to the bottom and press the blue **Continue to Summary** button.
12. Check if you got everything right. A similar string must be present: *Domain — DNS:Edit, Zone:Read*.
13. Click on **Create Token**.
14. We copy the created token, and save it in a reliable place (preferably in the password manager).
1. Visit the following link: https://dash.cloudflare.com/
2. the right corner, click on the profile icon (a man in a circle). For the mobile version of the site, in the upper left corner, click the **Menu** button (three horizontal bars), in the dropdown menu, click on **My Profile**
3. There are four configuration categories to choose from: *Communication*, *Authentication*, **API Tokens**, *Session*. Choose **API Tokens**.
4. Click on **Create Token** button.
5. Go down to the bottom and see the **Create Custom Token** field and press **Get Started** button on the right side.
6. In the **Token Name** field, give your token a name.
7. Next we have Permissions. In the leftmost field, select **Zone**. In the longest field, center, select **DNS**. In the rightmost field, select **Edit**.
8. Next, right under this line, click Add More. Similar field will appear.
9. In the leftmost field of the new line, select, similar to the last line — **Zone**. In the center — a little different. Here choose the same as in the left — **Zone**. In the rightmost field, select **Read**.
10. Next look at **Zone Resources**. Under this inscription there is a line with two fields. The left must have **Include** and the right must have **Specific Zone**. Once you select Specific Zone, another field appears on the right. Choose your domain in it.
11. Flick to the bottom and press the blue **Continue to Summary** button.
12. Check if you got everything right. A similar string must be present: *Domain — DNS:Edit, Zone:Read*.
13. Click on **Create Token**.
14. We copy the created token, and save it in a reliable place (preferably in the password manager).
1. Visit the following link: https://dash.cloudflare.com/
2. the right corner, click on the profile icon (a man in a circle). For the mobile version of the site, in the upper left corner, click the **Menu** button (three horizontal bars), in the dropdown menu, click on **My Profile**
3. There are four configuration categories to choose from: *Communication*, *Authentication*, **API Tokens**, *Session*. Choose **API Tokens**.
4. Click on **Create Token** button.
5. Go down to the bottom and see the **Create Custom Token** field and press **Get Started** button on the right side.
6. In the **Token Name** field, give your token a name.
7. Next we have Permissions. In the leftmost field, select **Zone**. In the longest field, center, select **DNS**. In the rightmost field, select **Edit**.
8. Next, right under this line, click Add More. Similar field will appear.
9. In the leftmost field of the new line, select, similar to the last line — **Zone**. In the center — a little different. Here choose the same as in the left — **Zone**. In the rightmost field, select **Read**.
10. Next look at **Zone Resources**. Under this inscription there is a line with two fields. The left must have **Include** and the right must have **Specific Zone**. Once you select Specific Zone, another field appears on the right. Choose your domain in it.
11. Flick to the bottom and press the blue **Continue to Summary** button.
12. Check if you got everything right. A similar string must be present: *Domain — DNS:Edit, Zone:Read*.
13. Click on **Create Token**.
14. We copy the created token, and save it in a reliable place (preferably in the password manager).
1. Visit the following link: https://dash.cloudflare.com/
2. the right corner, click on the profile icon (a man in a circle). For the mobile version of the site, in the upper left corner, click the **Menu** button (three horizontal bars), in the dropdown menu, click on **My Profile**
3. There are four configuration categories to choose from: *Communication*, *Authentication*, **API Tokens**, *Session*. Choose **API Tokens**.
4. Click on **Create Token** button.
5. Go down to the bottom and see the **Create Custom Token** field and press **Get Started** button on the right side.
6. In the **Token Name** field, give your token a name.
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