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  1. Replicator
    1. Write
    2. Read
    3. Upgrading the Container
  2. Concepts
    1. Storing Information
    2. Writing Specifications
    3. Retrieving Information
  3. Create an App
    1. Create React App
    2. Install Jinaga
    3. Define a Model
    4. Initialize a Starting Point
    5. Declare a Component
    6. Match Successor Facts
    7. Declare a Child Component
  4. Write Tests
    1. Write Some Tests (JavaScript)
    2. Write Some Tests (TypeScript)
    3. Create Related Facts
    4. Query Facts
    5. Export the Model (JavaScript)
    6. Export the Model (TypeScript)
    7. Authorize Facts
  5. Conventions
    1. JavaScript
    2. TypeScript
  6. Reference
    1. Jinaga
      1. fact
      2. query
      3. watch
      4. for
      5. match
      6. exists
      7. notExists
      8. not
      9. hash
      10. login
      11. local
      12. service
      13. onError
      14. onLoading
      15. onProgress
      16. graphviz
      17. inspect
    2. Preposition
      1. then
    3. Syntax diagram
  7. Jinaga React
    1. Composition
    2. Field Specification Functions
      1. field
      2. projection
      3. collection
      4. property
      5. mutable
      6. array

Replicator

The Jinaga Replicator is a single machine in a network. It stores and shares facts. To get started, create a Replicator of your very own using Docker.

If you run on Windows with WSL2, then install Docker Desktop for Windows. The following commands can be executed from the command prompt, as well as from PowerShell or from WSL.

docker pull jinaga/jinaga-replicator
docker run --name my-replicator -p8080:8080 jinaga/jinaga-replicator

This creates and starts a new container called my-replicator. The container is listening at port 8080 for commands. Use a tool like Postman to POST messages to http://localhost:8080/jinaga/write and /read.

See Also

  1. Write
  2. Read
  3. Upgrading the Container