anchor.diff:          | ["first task ever!"]
   p
       | So there you have it, you've learned how to create a very basic API using hapi.
  -    br
  +p
       | Here's a 
       a(href='https://github.com/rcorral/hapi-restful-api-example/tree/deployment#demo') live demo 
  -    | of the complete API. It contains more features than what I covered in this post, like PUT/DELETE endpoints and input validation. Feel free to play around with it!
  +    | of the complete API. It contains features that I didn't cover in this post, like PUT/DELETE endpoints and input validation. Feel free to play around with it!
   p
       | In follow up posts, I'll be talking about:
       ul
  
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  p
      |  We are going to configure the one server we are creating to use a plugin that registers endpoints for tasks.
      br
      | Start the server again 
      code $ node index.js
      |  and execute this in another terminal session:
  pre
      code.bash
          $ curl -XGET http://localhost:8000/tasks
  p
      | You should recieve a successful server response.
  p
      | Now let's add an endpoint that would allow us to save a task.
      br
      | Update the 
      code tasks.js
  
negative.code:     a(href="http://hapijs.com/") hapi.js
      | . We'll be building a simple API to keep track of 
      strong tasks
      | .
  p
      strong TL;DR 
      a(href='https://github.com/rcorral/hapijs-restful-api-example') take a look at the code
      | .
  p
      | Before we get started let's initialize 
      a(href='http://blog.npmjs.org/post/85484771375/how-to-install-npm') npm
      |  in a directory:
      pre
          code.bash
              | $ mkdir hapijs-restful-api-example
  