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## Examples
See `examples/client` and `examples/server` for an example client and server.
There are a few examples provided in the `examples` directory.
Some examples might require you to generate TLS certificates.
To run the examples:
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1. Client makes a request with `NewRequest`. The client then sends the request
with `(*Client).Send(*Request) (*Response, error)`. The client then determines whether
to trust the certificate (see [TOFU](#tofu)).
to trust the certificate (see [Trust On First Use](#trust-on-first-use)).
2. Server recieves the request and constructs a response.
The server calls the `Serve(*ResponseWriter, *Request)` method on the
`Handler` field. The handler writes the response. The server then closes
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3. Client recieves the response as a `*Response`. The client then handles the
response.
## TOFU
## Trust On First Use
`go-gemini` makes it easy to implement Trust On First Use in your clients.
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```
See `examples/client` for an example client.
## Client Authentication
Gemini takes advantage of client certificates for authentication.
See `examples/auth` for an example server which authenticates its users with a
username and password, and uses their client certificate to remember sessions.