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- [Node.js](https://nodejs.org/) v16.0.0+
- [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/) v7.10.0+


## Run locally

1. Fork the repository by clicking on `Fork` option on top right of the main repository.
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D --> F[CONSUMER application]
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The above diagram describes a message communication traveling through a channel between a **PRODUCER application** and a **CONSUMER application**.

<Remember>
When writing your AsyncAPI document, make sure to describe what a user can do with your application; not what the application does. In other words, if your <em>application</em> is a <b>producer</b>, your AsyncAPI document should describe where users can subscribe to, to receive messages produced by your <b>producer</b> application.
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