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# HTTP + BoltDB Crud Interface
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This is an http server that provides a CRUD (create, read, update, delete) interface for storing file paths and small values with BoltDB.
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For example, you can store a value (i.e. "hello world") at `/my/test/file` and interact with `/my/test/file` through an API, backed by BoltDB.
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To run:
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```
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go run cmd/netstate-http/main.go
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```
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You can also run using these flags: `-port=<port-number> -prod=<bool> -db=<db-name>`
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Then you can use http methods (Put, Get, List, and Delete) to interact with small values stored on BoltDB.
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To store a value, put it into the PUT request body using this format:
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{
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"value": "here's my value"
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}
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```
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If you're using Postman, select the `raw` request setting to do this.
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Afterward, you can also use [Bolter](https://github.com/hasit/bolter) or a similar BoltDB viewer to make sure your files were changed as expected.
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