Make a server:

const verser = require('..')

When you have the data, set or update the data at particular paths:

verser.set('about', '<html><head>...   <p>Hello, World</p></body></html>')

Folks can now fetch that content

$ curl http://localhost:8080/hello

With version-integrity, including selecting older versions

$ got-integrity --check http://localhost:8080/hello
integrity suggested: http://localhost:8080/hello#version-integrity=sha256-OG1ISmX8sd9BmmiI6No7UnNFVtdlfVg8KoYhhROg_yk=
# change from "#" to "?"
$ got-integrity http://localhost:8080/hello?version-integrity=sha256-qBhV8XoC3ZesxmOb3nBNQ75HafJ3Ui4pt4ELIOduKQ4=

Actually fails right now. The versions aren't matching. But that's the idea.

And streaming...

curl http://localhost:8080/hello?stream-of-patches-since=sha256-TMXYnIPNK5ZfdIEBEucoONDwLcRY2IdxhHVrCbBOIDk=

gives an event-stream of jpatch objects since that stream, going forward.

Someday

• better integration with express
• allow you to generate pages when asked, and to invalidate (touch) such pages
• update browser-side library to actually work
• provide nice pause/resume client-side UI
• some nice version tags
• server-side client library for testing, at least