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    Examples with Fabric

    Fabric is like an operating system for the distributed web. It manages application state, storage, and network interactions behind the scenes while providing your application with a convenient event-oriented interface.

    We use strict mode to improve error handling and debugging, so we recommend you do the same.

    'use strict';
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    Importing Fabric

    Fabric is easily imported into existing applications. When using JavaScript, use the require semantic to import as a library.

    const Fabric = require('@fabric/core');
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    Most interactions with Fabric are asynchronous, so let’s define our program’s primary behavior.

    async function main () {
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    1. Create an instance of Fabric…
      let app = new Fabric();
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    1. Add some data…
      await app._POST(`/inscriptions`, { input: 'Hello, world!' });
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    1. Output some results!
      console.log('app:', app);
}

main();
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    Now that we’ve defined our program, let’s run it to see the results.

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    Next Steps

    That’s all there is to it! Now, on to the API Explorer!