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# Urbit Connector
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This project allows you to connect to an [Urbit](https://urbit.org) ship via a JavaScript application.
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## Example
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Check out the `example` directory for examples of how to use this code.
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1. Open `example/index.html` in your browser and follow the instructions there, or
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2. With a ship running in the same fashion as indicated in the file above, run `node example/index.js`
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The code for either of these can be found in `src/example/browser.js` or `src/example/node.js`, depending on your context.
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## Design
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This library is designed to be useful for node applications that communicate with an urbit running either on the local computer or on a remote one.
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The majority of its methods are asynchronous and return Promises. This is due to the non-blocking nature of JavaScript. If used in a React app, response handlers should be bound with `this` to `setState` after a message is received.
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## NOTE
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You must enable CORS requests on your urbit for this library to work in browser context. Use `+cors-registry` to see domains which have made requests to your urbit, and then approve the needed one, e.g. `|cors-approve http://zod.arvo.network`.
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