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## Getting started: using the site router | ||
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TODO | ||
First you need to create an entity for the service that will be connecting to the site router: | ||
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```bash | ||
wv mke -o service.ent --expiry 1y | ||
``` | ||
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Then grant permissions from your namespace to your service entity: | ||
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```bash | ||
wv rtgrant --attester namespace.ent --subject service.ent --expiry 1y "wavemq:subscribe,publish,[email protected]/*" | ||
``` | ||
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Then you follow [the example](https://github.com/immesys/wavemq/tree/master/example) and fill in the namespace hash and entity file you are using. If you run the example, it should print out hello world five times then exit. | ||
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## Getting started: creating a designated router | ||
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