apicrafter helps people create simple HTTP APIs easily.
To start creating an API, all you need is a path, a function, and a method
For example:
```python
import apicrafter
def root_request_handler(request):
request.respond("<b>Hello, world!</b>")
#Starts ApiServer on all interfaces on port 8080
my_server = apicrafter.ApiServer('all', 8080)
my_server.add_handler('/', root_request_handler, 'GET')
my_server.start()
```
Then, just navigate to http://localhost:8080 on the web browser of your choice!
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