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Fabric Private Chaincode integrates with the [Fabric Smart Client](https://github.com/hyperledger-labs/fabric-smart-client) to build complex distributed-applications while simplify the development and testing.
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In particular, with Fabric Smart Client, it becomes easy to build and test prototypes and proof-of-concepts without the need to deploy a Fabric network.
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That is, developers can focus on the development of the FPC chaincode.
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The Fabric Smart Client integrates the FPC Client API to interact with a FPC Chaincode and protect the invocation arguments.
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Moreover, the deployment process of a FPC Chaincode is integrated in the test network suite provided by Fabric Smart Client.
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The FPC developer just packages the FPC Chaincode as a docker image and points to it in the Fabric network definition.
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## Getting started
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The Fabric Smart Client (FSC) repository contains a neat tutorial how FSC can be used with FPC.
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It shows how to setup a Fabric network, deploy the FPC echo chaincode (see [/samples/chaincode/echo](../../chaincode/echo)), and invoke it from a FSC view.
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You can find the tutorial [here](https://github.com/hyperledger-labs/fabric-smart-client/tree/main/integration/fabric/fpc/echo).
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## More advanced example
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In [/samples/demos/irb](../../demos/irb) we give a more advanced example of how the Fabric Smart Client is used to build a complex demo with Fabric Private Chaincode.
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