By running this application using Node.js, you will be able to gather the gear you need to dive into the mysterious cenote as described in Part 2 of the Azure Maya Mystery.
This app is built with Node.js. To learn all about Node, please visit Microsoft Learn's Node.js learning path.
Start by installing all the app's dependencies
npm installRun the shop by typing
node app.jsThe app should be up and running on port 3000 on your localhost (http://localhost:3000).
Try adding items to the cart. If you can add the one item you need for this part of the game into your cart, the attached API will tell you what the code is to enable delivery of your gear AND reveal the name of the second glyph that makes up the mysterious temple's name. Make a note of the code and return to the Maya Mystery to input it into the correct space. Here's a hint of its meaning, via its Maya glyph:
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