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 # Example App
 
-This App is an example of general app capabilities when developing on the grafana app platform. 
+This App is an example of general app capabilities when developing on the grafana app platform.
 
 ## Enabling the App
 
-By default, the example app is disabled.  To enable this App, add the following to your `conf/custom.ini`:
+By default, the example app is disabled. To enable this App, add the following to your `conf/custom.ini`:
+
 ```
 [grafana-apiserver]
 runtime_config = example.grafana.app/v0alpha1=true,example.grafana.app/v1alpha1=true
@@ -12,33 +13,34 @@ runtime_config = example.grafana.app/v0alpha1=true,example.grafana.app/v1alpha1=
 
 ## Manifest
 
-The source of the app's schemas and list of capabilities is the manifest, which is generated from [kinds/manifest.cue](./kinds/manifest.cue). 
-The `Example` kind is defined for [v0alpha1 here](./kinds/example_v0alpha1) and [v1alpha1 (default) here](./kinds/example_v1alpha1.cue). 
+The source of the app's schemas and list of capabilities is the manifest, which is generated from [kinds/manifest.cue](./kinds/manifest.cue).
+The `Example` kind is defined for [v0alpha1 here](./kinds/example_v0alpha1) and [v1alpha1 (default) here](./kinds/example_v1alpha1.cue).
 The root definition of the `Example` kind that both versions share is defined [here](./kinds/example.cue).
 
 The CUE is used to generate code (and the AppManifest) when `make generate` is run.
 
 ## Code
 
-All of the app's code is located in [pkg/app](./pkg/app/). The [New() function](./pkg/app/app.go#20) in `pkg/app/app.go` is the entry point of the app, 
+All of the app's code is located in [pkg/app](./pkg/app/). The [New() function](./pkg/app/app.go#20) in `pkg/app/app.go` is the entry point of the app,
 and everything should be discoverable from there.
 
-The code to register the app with the grafana API server (including inserting the app-specific config [ExampleConfig](./pkg/app/config.go)) 
+The code to register the app with the grafana API server (including inserting the app-specific config [ExampleConfig](./pkg/app/config.go))
 is located in [/pkg/registry/apps/example/register.go](../../pkg/registry/apps/example/register.go).
 
 Any app must also have its installer listed in [WireSet](../../pkg/registry/apps/wireset.go) and added to `installers` in [ProvideAppInstallers](../../pkg/registry/apps/apps.go). When building a new app, make to to regerate wire (`make build` in the root of the repo does this).
 
 ### Generated Code
 
-The [pkg/apis](./pkg/apis/) package, and all its subdirectories, contain code generated by `make generate`. 
+The [pkg/apis](./pkg/apis/) package, and all its subdirectories, contain code generated by `make generate`.
 This code should not be edited, but it can be useful to look at when working through the flow of the app.
 
 ## Sample Swagger Payloads
 
-Navigate to [localhost:3000/swagger?api=example.grafana.app-v1alpha1](http://localhost:3000/swagger?api=example.grafana.app-v1alpha1) to view the swagger for the app's `v1alpha1` version 
+Navigate to [localhost:3000/swagger?api=example.grafana.app-v1alpha1](http://localhost:3000/swagger?api=example.grafana.app-v1alpha1) to view the swagger for the app's `v1alpha1` version
 (this version has the most capabilities/endpoints). You can use the `Execute` button to make requests via the swagger UI.
 
 Create a new `Example` resource with via swagger with:
+
 ```json
 {
   "apiVersion": "example.grafana.app/v1alpha1",
@@ -51,16 +53,17 @@ Create a new `Example` resource with via swagger with:
     "firstField": "test",
     "secondField": 0,
     "list": {
-        "info": "foo",
-        "next": {
-            "info": "bar"
-        }
+      "info": "foo",
+      "next": {
+        "info": "bar"
+      }
     }
   }
 }
 ```
 
 Create an invalid object which will be rejected by validation:
+
 ```json
 {
   "apiVersion": "example.grafana.app/v1alpha1",
@@ -73,16 +76,17 @@ Create an invalid object which will be rejected by validation:
     "firstField": "test",
     "secondField": 0,
     "list": {
-        "info": "foo",
-        "next": {
-            "info": "bar"
-        }
+      "info": "foo",
+      "next": {
+        "info": "bar"
+      }
     }
   }
 }
 ```
 
 Update `custom` subresource:
+
 ```json
 {
   "apiVersion": "example.grafana.app/v1alpha1",
@@ -98,16 +102,19 @@ Update `custom` subresource:
   }
 }
 ```
+
 (`metadata.resourceVersion` is required for an update, use the value you get from a GET request)
 
 ## cURL
 
-You can also interact with the grafana API server via a kubeconfig set up for it, or via `curl` using the `-u <username>:<password>` flag. 
+You can also interact with the grafana API server via a kubeconfig set up for it, or via `curl` using the `-u <username>:<password>` flag.
 Currently, cluster-scoped custom routes are erased from the swagger as part of grafana's APIServer code, but can still be called via `curl`, like so:
+
 ```bash
 curl -u admin:admin http://localhost:3000/apis/example.grafana.app/v1alpha1/other
 ```
+
 ```
 % curl -u admin:admin http://localhost:3000/apis/example.grafana.app/v1alpha1/other
 {"message":"This is a cluster route"}
-```
+```