@@ -21,10 +21,11 @@ Python package to develop applications with the Dispatch platform.
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- [ Installing the Dispatch CLI] ( #installing-the-dispatch-cli )
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- [ Installing the Dispatch SDK] ( #installing-the-dispatch-sdk )
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- [ Usage] ( #usage )
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- - [ Configuration ] ( #configuration )
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+ - [ Writing Dispatch Applications ] ( #writing-dispatch-applications )
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- [ Running Dispatch Applications] ( #running-dispatch-applications )
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- - [ Distributed Coroutines for Python ] ( #distributed-coroutines-for-python )
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+ - [ Writing Transactional Applications with Dispatch ] ( #writing-transactional-applications-with-dispatch )
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- [ Integration with FastAPI] ( #integration-with-fastapi )
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+ - [ Configuration] ( #configuration )
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- [ Serialization] ( #serialization )
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- [ Examples] ( #examples )
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- [ Contributing] ( #contributing )
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Then we are ready to run the example program we wrote above:
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``` console
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- dispatch run -- main.py
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+ dispatch run -- python3 main.py
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```
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### Writing Transactional Applications with Dispatch
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### Configuration
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+ The Dispatch CLI automatically configures the SDK, so manual configuration is
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+ usually not required when running Dispatch applications. However, in some
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+ advanced cases, it might be useful to explicitly set configuration options.
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In order for Dispatch to interact with functions remotely, the SDK needs to be
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configured with the address at which the server can be reached. The Dispatch
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API Key must also be set, and optionally, a public signing key should be
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