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Getting Started

The diagram below serves as a comprehensive roadmap, detailing the sequential steps required to effectively utilize the documentation provided. For optimal understanding and efficiency, it’s important to follow the order of the steps, beggining with this article, contunuing with setting up your local environment and progressing through the smart development contracts section.

Native Logging

Logging for nodeop is controlled by the logging.json file. CLI options can be passed to nodeop to setup logging.json. The logging configuration file can be used to define appenders and tie them to loggers and logging levels.

Nodeop Configuration

The plugin-specific options can be configured using either CLI options or a configuration file, config.ini. Nodeop-specific options can only be configured from the command line. All CLI options and config.ini options can be found by running nodeop --help as shown above.

Nodeop Options

Nodeop is a command line interface (CLI) application. As such, it can be started manually from the command line or through an automated script. The behavior of nodeop is determined mainly by which plugins are loaded and which plugin options are used. The nodeop application features two main option categories: nodeop-specific options and plugin-specific options.

Nodeop Usage

This section explains how to use nodeop, lists its configuration options, describes its local file layout, provides common setups, and discusses the potential test environments for development.

Replay From a Snapshot

Once you have obtained a copy of a valid snapshot file from which you wish to create a valid chain state, copy it to your data/snapshots directory, backing up (if you wish to keep them) and removing any existing contents of the data directory.

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