The datproject is a p2p protocol that enables users to exchange information without having to use a centralized platform, as long as you have an internet connection, you can use the dat protocol.
In this post, we will walk through sharing files using the dat cli.
First you will need NodeJS, you can download and install node from https://nodejs.org
| const colors = require("colors"); | |
| const shell = require("shelljs"); | |
| if (!shell.which("now")) { | |
| return console.log("exited: now is not installed - npm install now -g"); | |
| } | |
| if (!shell.which("json")) { | |
| return console.log("exited: json is not installed - npm install json -g"); | |
| } |
| const shell = require("shelljs"); | |
| const fs = require("fs"); | |
| const project = process.argv[2] || "app"; | |
| shell.echo("Installing code extensions..."); | |
| shell.exec("code --install-extension esbenp.prettier-vscode"); | |
| shell.exec("code --install-extension dbaeumer.vscode-eslint"); | |
| shell.echo("Create React Project " + project); |
| /** | |
| * @swagger | |
| * /profiles/: | |
| * post: | |
| * description: "Description here" | |
| * parameters: | |
| * - name: FHIRBundle | |
| * in: body | |
| * required: true | |
| * schema: |
Create an AWS Account, then open the console at EC2 and launch a bitnami couchdb
PouchDB server is a nodejs implementation of CouchDB. Below is the steps to use AmazonRDS and NowJS to deploy your own PouchDB Server. Using MySQL as a persistent backend.
Create a Amazon Web Services Account
NOTE: if it has been greater than 3 months please revisit Auth0 Documentation.
If you do not have an auth0 account as a developer, then go to auth0 and sign up for an account. This will allow you to manage authentication and authorization for