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How to do it...
To write your first application, follow these steps:
- Set up the development environment:
$ cd ~
cd fabric-samples/first-network
sudo docker ps
sudo ./byfn.sh down
sudo docker rm -f $(sudo docker ps -aq)
sudo docker network prune
cd ../fabcar && ls
You will notice that there are a few Node.js file present in fabcar folder such as enrollAdmin.js, invoke.js, query.js, registerUser.js, and package.json and all others packaged into one startFabric.sh file.
- Install the Fabric client:
$ sudo npm install -g npm@5.3.0
$ sudo npm update
You will notice from the following screenshot that the Fabric client 1.3.0 and Fabric CA client 1.30 packages are installed:

- Execute the following command to launch the network:
$ sudo ./startFabric.sh node
- Open a new Terminal to stream the Docker logs:
$ sudo docker logs -f ca.example.com
This will open the Docker file, which will look similar to the following screenshot:

Next, we will use the Node.js script to run, query, and update the records on Fabric network.