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  1. Replicator
    1. Write
    2. Read
  2. Concepts
    1. Storing Information
    2. Writing Specifications
    3. Retrieving Information
  3. Steps
    1. Setup Steps
      1. Install Prerequisites
      2. Create a Node Application
      3. Install Jinaga
      4. Install TypeScript (optional)
    2. Testing Steps
      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
    3. Server-Side Steps
      1. Serve a Web Page
      2. Configure Jinaga Server
    4. Client-Side Steps
      1. Load with RequireJS
      2. Load with Webpack (JavaScript)
      3. Load with Webpack (TypeScript)
      4. Configure Jinaga Browser
    5. Database Steps
      1. Connect to PostgreSQL
    6. React Steps
      1. Compile JSX (JavaScript)
      2. Compile TSX (TypeScript)
      3. Install React
    7. Starter Kits
    8. Commits
  4. Conventions
    1. JavaScript
    2. TypeScript
  5. 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
  6. Jinaga React
    1. Composition
    2. Field Specification Functions
      1. field
      2. projection
      3. collection
      4. property
      5. mutable
      6. array
    3. Building Applications
      1. Modal Dialogs
      2. Prompts
  1. Steps

Server-Side Steps

Jinaga works on both the client and the server. The server is responsible for storing your user's data to permanent storage. It serves that data up to the client, and keeps it informed when things change.

To get started building server-side components, make sure that you have created a Node Application, installed Jinaga, and set up any other parts of your toolchain you prefer. We will construct the server-side components in src/server.

See Also

  1. Serve a Web Page
  2. Configure Jinaga Server