Exposing ARCs with HTTP

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Exposing ARCs with HTTP

Fabric makes it easy to publish applications to the Web, giving downstream users access to a hosted instance of the application.

By using @fabric/http we can import an existing Fabric application, and run an HTTP server which exposes a rendered HTML user interface, complete with progressive enhancement of features such as real-time updates and hardware-based key management.

Quick Start
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Import the @fabric/http library:
```
const HTTP = require('@fabric/http');
```
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Define the main program:
```
async function main () {
```
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Create an instance of a Server:
```
  const server = new HTTP.Server();
```

  await server.define('Person', {
    name: 'Person',
    properties: {
      username: { type: String , maxLength: 55 }
    },
    routes: {
      list: '/people',
      view: '/people/:id'
    }
  });

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Start the Server instance:
```
  await server.start();
}
```

Run Program:

main().catch((exception) => {
  console.log('[EXAMPLES:HTTP]', 'HTTP Exception:', exception);
});

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That’s it! You can now visit https://localhost: to interact using the HTTP interface for your program.

Take a look at the other examples to learn more!

Exposing ARCs with HTTP

Quick Start