bun install @infrakit/sdk @infrakit/modules/kv @infrakit/adapter/express express

import { ExpressAdapter } from "@infrakit/adapter/express";
import { KeyValueMemoryAdapter } from "@infrakit/modules/kv";
import { InfraKit } from "@infrakit/sdk";
import express from "express";

// Initialize InfraKit with the Key-Value module
const infrakit = new InfraKit({
  keyValue:  new KeyValueMemoryAdapter(),
});

// Create the dashboard adapter
const expressAdapter = new ExpressAdapter({
  baseUrl: "/dashboard",
  infrakit,
});

// Use the keyValue client in your application
infrakit.keyValue.set({ key: "greeting", value: "Hello from InfraKit!" });

// Mount the dashboard endpoint
const app = express();
app.use("/dashboard", expressAdapter.endpoint);

app.get("/", (req, res) => {
  res.send("Your application is running!");
});

app.listen(3000, () => {
  console.log("Server running on http://localhost:3000");
  console.log("InfraKit Dashboard available at http://localhost:3000/dashboard");
});

# Getting started This guide walks you through installing InfraKit and integrating it into an Express application. ## Installation Install InfraKit's core SDK along with the modules and adapters you need: ```bash bun install @infrakit/sdk @infrakit/modules/kv @infrakit/adapter/express express ``` This installs: - **@infrakit/sdk** - Core InfraKit functionality - **@infrakit/modules/kv** - Key-value storage module - **@infrakit/adapter/express** - Express integration - **express** - Web framework ## Create your first integration Here's how to add InfraKit to an Express application with in-memory key-value storage: ```ts // main.ts import { ExpressAdapter } from "@infrakit/adapter/express"; import { KeyValueMemoryAdapter } from "@infrakit/modules/kv"; import { InfraKit } from "@infrakit/sdk"; import express from "express"; // Initialize InfraKit with the Key-Value module const infrakit = new InfraKit({ keyValue: new KeyValueMemoryAdapter(), }); // Create the dashboard adapter const expressAdapter = new ExpressAdapter({ baseUrl: "/dashboard", infrakit, }); // Use the keyValue client in your application infrakit.keyValue.set({ key: "greeting", value: "Hello from InfraKit!" }); // Mount the dashboard endpoint const app = express(); app.use("/dashboard", expressAdapter.endpoint); app.get("/", (req, res) => { res.send("Your application is running!"); }); app.listen(3000, () => { console.log("Server running on http://localhost:3000"); console.log("InfraKit Dashboard available at http://localhost:3000/dashboard"); }); ``` ## What happens here The code above does three things: 1. **Initializes InfraKit** with an in-memory key-value store that you can use throughout your application 2. **Creates an ExpressAdapter** that generates a dashboard endpoint for monitoring and managing InfraKit modules 3. **Mounts the dashboard** at `/dashboard` so you can access it at `http://localhost:3000/dashboard` ## Next steps Now that InfraKit is running, you can explore the dashboard and start using the key-value module in your routes and middleware.