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Updated notations in application tutorial
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‎src/v3/tutorial/application/README.md‎

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The `metadata.json` file describes your application and contains a list of files that is required to load the it.
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> Remember to run `npm run package:discover` after you change your metadata.
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> [info]Remember to run `npm run package:discover` after you change your metadata.
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```json
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{
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You can get an URL to any resource bundled with your application using
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> Application resources are resolved as `/apps/{name}/{resource}`
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> [info]Application resources are resolved as `/apps/{name}/{resource}`
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const url = proc.resource('/image.png');
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You can set up your own HTTP routes using the internal APIs:
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> Application endpoints are resolved as `/apps/{name}/{endpoint}`
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> [info]Application endpoints are resolved as `/apps/{name}/{endpoint}`
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### Client
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In your server script, create a matching endpoint with Express:
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> You can access POST body data via `req.body` and GET parameters via `req.query`.
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> [info]You can access POST body data via `req.body` and GET parameters via `req.query`.
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const {routeAuthenticated} = core.make('osjs/express');
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You can also create new WebSocket connections.
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> Application endpoints are resolved as `/apps/{name}/{endpoint}`
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#### Client
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> You can get the core Websocket server via `core.wss`. You can add properties to the `ws` object in the `app.ws()` method filter out the list of clients from `wss.clients`.
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> [info] You can get the core Websocket server via `core.wss`. You can add
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> properties to the `ws` object in the `app.ws()` method filter out the
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> list of clients from `wss.clients`.
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> NOTE: If your application was launched with a file associated to an assigned MIME, the `file` property will be added automatically to the `args` object.
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> [info] If your application was launched with a file associated to an assigned
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> Sessions are stored via the `Settings` API.

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