# Examples

This section provides practical examples for developers looking to integrate IPDW into their applications. It covers the installation process, interface instantiation, and key-value data management within the IPDW. The examples also demonstrate how data can be synchronized automatically between devices using P2P communication, providing a hands-on guide to leveraging IPDW's full capabilities.

To get started with IPDW, you will need to follow these steps:

Install the package:

```bash
$ npm install ipdw
```

Instantiate ipdw with this interface:

```typescript
public static async Create(privateKey: string, storageProvider: StorageProvider, salt?: Buffer): PromiseThen access to "data", which is a sharded map where you can get and set in a key-value style.
```

The full example with auto synchronization between devices:

```typescript
import {IPDW, MemoryStorageProvider} from "ipdw";

// On device 1
(async function () {
    const privateKey = '0xb577c4367d79f1a7a0c8353f7937d601758d92c35df958781d72d70f9177e52f';
    const provider = await IPDWStorageProvider.Init(privateKey, new MemoryStorageProvider());
    const dataWallet = await DataWallet.Create(privateKey, provider);
    
    await dataWallet.set('test1', 'hello');

    const value1 = await dataWallet.get('test1');
    console.log('test1 value:', value1);
    // test1 value: hello

    // Run "device 2" and if reachable it will be discovered and synced
    const value2 = await dataWallet.get('test2');
    console.log('test2 value:', value2);
    // test2 value: world
})();

// On device 2
(async function () {
    const privateKey = '0xb577c4367d79f1a7a0c8353f7937d601758d92c35df958781d72d70f9177e52f';
    const provider = await IPDWStorageProvider.Init(privateKey, new MemoryStorageProvider());
    const dataWallet = await DataWallet.Create(privateKey, provider);
    
    await ipdw.data.set('test2', 'world');
})();
```