Working on KLYNTAR, we've been trying to make a project so powerful to wonder you as in your 8 y.o. when you've got to know Santa doesn't exist 🎅. We want to resurrect the time of useful projects by creating cool stuff for our industry!
Since the core is written on Node.js you should to install it. If you already have installed, we recommend checking the version. The recommended version is v21.4.0
Linux:
johndoe@klyntar:~$ node -v
v21.4.0Windows:
C:\Users\JohnDoe>node -v
v21.4.0
Some parts of KLY is written on Go(for example, PQC schemes), so you need to install it too. Or, check if you already have Go
go version
As a package manager for Node.js we use pnpm. To install it globally, run:
npm install -g pnpmNow, clone the core repository
git clone https://github.com/KlyntarNetwork/KlyntarCore.git
cd KlyntarCorepnpm installnpm linkNow depending on your OS run the following commands:
Linux:
chmod 700 build_must_have_addons.sh
./build_must_have_addons.shWindows:
build_must_have_addons.batLinux:
cd KLY_VirtualMachines/kly_evm
pnpm install
chmod 700 build_kly_evm.sh
./build_kly_evm.shWindows:
cd KLY_VirtualMachines\kly_evm
pnpm install
build_kly_evm.batcd ../../
// Set appropriate access (Linux only)
chmod 700 klyntar_core.jsNow, you need 2 things to run your node and join some network:
- Genesis file
- Configuration for your node
To see how to setup it follow here
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Read the docs here to find out more. For example, how to use plugins, prepare & change configs, run on a host machine, how to start a KLY Service and so on!
