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Explains local access, deployment, query parameters, and deeplinks, while deferring broader URL and port mechanics.

Uri

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A URL is a standardized web address that identifies where a network resource or service can be accessed.

A URL is a standardized web address that identifies where a network resource or service can be accessed. A browser uses it to connect to a running server, while an API uses it to identify a service or endpoint. section 2.5.4 section 5.3.1

URLs support several practical tasks:

Open a locally running application, such as http://localhost:8501, through a browser. section 2.5.4
Give other users a different address when an application is deployed instead of accessed through localhost. section 5.1.1
Carry parameters that customize an API request, such as a forecast date. section 5.3.1
Preserve application state through deeplinks, allowing another user to open the same filtered view. section 7.6

Sharing a dashboard view

A dashboard can place user inputs into its URL and restore those inputs when someone opens the link. A copied URL can therefore reproduce a selected date range, demographic filter, or display granularity without screenshots or manual instructions. section 7.6

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This example shows how a query value in a URL directs a user to specific search results. section 7.6

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