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3 Example:
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5 ```
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6 from patchablegraph import PatchableGraph
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8 masterGraph = PatchableGraph()
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10 ```
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12 Then, you call `masterGraph.patch`, etc to edit the
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13 graph. `rdfdb.grapheditapi.GraphEditApi` is mixed in, so you can
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14 use
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15 [higher-level functions](https://bigasterisk.com/darcs/?r=rdfdb;a=headblob;f=/rdfdb/grapheditapi.py) from
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16 there, such as patchObject.
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18 Web serving with starlette:
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20 ```
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21 from patchablegraph.handler import StaticGraph, GraphEvents
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23 masterGraph = PatchableGraph()
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25 app = Starlette(
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26 routes=[
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27 Route('/graph/environment', StaticGraph(masterGraph)),
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28 Route('/graph/environment/events', GraphEvents(masterGraph)),
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29 ...
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30 ])
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32 ```
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34 * Versions 0.x.x used cyclone web and twisted.
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35 * Versions 1.x.x use starlette and asyncio.
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