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# Lunar Example Consumer App (Python) This application is designed to demonstrate the use of Lunar Interceptor within a Python environment. Ensure you have Lunar Proxy running and properly configured to intercept and analyze the HTTP traffic generated by this app. The Cat Fact API is provided by https://catfact.ninja/fact and is subject to its availability and rate limiting. ## Installation Before proceeding, verify that Python is installed on your system. This application is designed to be compatible with Python 3.x versions. ### Install Dependencies The application requires certain Python packages to function correctly. To install these dependencies, navigate to your project's root directory and execute the following command: ```bash pip install -r requirements.txt ``` This command will install all necessary packages as listed in the `requirements.txt` file. If your project does not specifically require additional packages beyond the standard library for this example, you might not need to perform this step. ## Configuration To integrate the app with the Lunar Proxy, it's necessary to configure the `LUNAR_PROXY_HOST` environment variable. This variable informs the app about the Lunar Proxy's network address and port. Set this environment variable in your terminal session as follows: ```bash export LUNAR_PROXY_HOST="localhost:8000" ``` Ensure to replace `"localhost:8000"` with the actual host and port where your Lunar Proxy is running. The value assigned to `LUNAR_PROXY_HOST` should only include the hostname and port, without the `HTTP` prefix. For example, use `localhost:8000` and not `http://localhost:8000`. ## Running the Application Once the environment variable is set, the application is ready to be executed. Run the app using the following command: ```bash python main.py ```