At this point we have created five different streams inside of application.
I just want to give you a quick little note.
When you're using that Jaison server as our API how you can kind of clean up and manually manipulate
some of the different streams that get created.
So over time you might want to kind of delete a bunch of data from the Sun server without having to
manually delete.
And heck we haven't even wired up that delete button just yet.
So we very quickly show you how you can do that.
I'm going to open up my terminal and I'm going to change over to that API directory.
So remember we have the streams folder inside of there is the client and API file folders.
So I to change into API and then inside of your we should see that debugfs on file.
Recall that is what holds all the data inside of our application.
Now inside the API directory I want you to start up your code editor if you have wired up your code
editor to open up from the terminal then go ahead and do so.
Otherwise open up your code editor manually and open up the API directory.
So now inside that API folder all see a couple of different files here.
So I've got the package shot on files and I've got the D-B dot japes on file.
So instead of DBT Jaison you'll see all the different records we have now created.
I've got an idea one two three four and five.
So if you want to make any change changes manually to the data inside of your application you can just
change this file that's it.
So for example if I wanted to delete the last two posts that I created over the last two streams excuse
me I could just manually delete them.
Make sure you clean up the comma on the trailing end as well.
I can then save this file when I change back over to my terminal that is running the API server will
see an automatic reload right here.
So the API server is automatically watching the dbase on file if you change it.
That API server is going to automatically restart.
Now if I go backwards my application I can refresh the page and will see that those two streams disappeared.
All right so that's pretty much it.
That's how we manually change data on the API server.
If you want to over time as we start to create more and more streams as we are testing things you will
eventually see my data on the screen change every now and then.
That's because I am manually deleting streams just to keep this list a little bit manageable so that
you can easily see everything in the video.
OK so now you know how to change your data.
You can close this extra code editor if you want to.
Otherwise you can of course leave it open if you want to change your list of streams over time.
That's really up to you.
I'm going to go ahead and close mine.
All right let's take a quick pause right here and we'll continue in the next section.