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Server(service).run() Server(service).run()
``` ```
This will start the server, making your Device service accessible via RPC and a web server at http://localhost:8001. This will start the server, making your Device service accessible via RPC and a web server at [http://localhost:8001](http://localhost:8001).
### Accessing the Web Interface ### Accessing the Web Interface
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### Built-in Type and Enum Components ### Built-in Type and Enum Components
`pydase` automatically maps standard Python data types to their corresponding frontend components: `pydase` automatically maps standard Python data types to their corresponding frontend components:
- `str`: Translated into a `StringComponent` on the frontend. - `str`: Translated into a `StringComponent` on the frontend.
- `int` and `float`: Manifested as the `NumberComponent`. - `int` and `float`: Manifested as the `NumberComponent`.
- `bool`: Rendered as a `ButtonComponent`. - `bool`: Rendered as a `ButtonComponent`.
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### Method Components ### Method Components
Methods within the `DataService` class have frontend representations: Methods within the `DataService` class have frontend representations:
- Regular Methods: These are rendered as a `MethodComponent` in the frontend, allowing users to execute the method via an "execute" button. - Regular Methods: These are rendered as a `MethodComponent` in the frontend, allowing users to execute the method via an "execute" button.
- Asynchronous Methods: These are manifested as the `AsyncMethodComponent` with "start"/"stop" buttons to manage the execution of [tasks](#understanding-tasks-in-pydase). - Asynchronous Methods: These are manifested as the `AsyncMethodComponent` with "start"/"stop" buttons to manage the execution of [tasks](#understanding-tasks-in-pydase).