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  • New Features
    • Introduced a tutorial for real-time transaction monitoring on the Linea blockchain using Python.
    • Added comprehensive documentation on connecting to and using Linea nodes with popular Ethereum development tools.
  • Documentation
    • Enhanced changelog with new references for Linea Mainnet Global Nodes, including tooling and monitoring guides.
    • Updated network availability documentation to include details for Berachain and Linea.
    • Extended navigation to include new Linea-related documentation pages.

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New documentation was added for Linea blockchain tooling and real-time transaction monitoring with Python. The changelog and navigation configuration were updated to reference these resources. Additionally, the nodes, clouds, and regions documentation was expanded with new sections for Berachain and Linea, detailing their deployment metadata.

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File(s) Change Summary
docs/linea-tooling.mdx, docs/linea-real-time-transaction-monitor-python.mdx Added new documentation: Linea tooling integration guide and Python tutorial for real-time transaction monitoring.
changelog.mdx, changelog/chainstack-updates-june-9-2025.mdx Enhanced changelog entry for June 9, 2025, with references to new Linea documentation and tutorial.
docs.json Updated navigation to include new Linea documentation and tutorial pages.
docs/nodes-clouds-regions-and-locations.mdx Added sections for Berachain and Linea, detailing their availability and features on the Chainstack Partner Network.

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    participant User
    participant Docs Site
    participant Linea Node
    participant Python Script

    User->>Docs Site: Accesses Linea tooling documentation
    Docs Site-->>User: Displays integration guides

    User->>Docs Site: Accesses real-time transaction monitor tutorial
    Docs Site-->>User: Provides Python script and instructions

    User->>Python Script: Runs monitoring script
    Python Script->>Linea Node: Connects via RPC endpoint
    Python Script->>Linea Node: Polls for new blocks
    Linea Node-->>Python Script: Returns block and transaction data
    Python Script-->>User: Displays real-time transaction activity
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In the warren, news is hopping fast,
Linea’s tools and guides amassed!
Python scripts to watch the chain,
Docs for devs—clear, never plain.
Berachain joins the global map,
Rabbits cheer with a happy clap!
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docs/linea-tooling.mdx (4)

1-3: Add frontmatter description for consistency
Most MDX pages include a description field in the frontmatter to improve SEO and clarity. Consider adding a short summary under the --- block.


26-32: Unify code block labels in the Web3.py section
The code fences use python Key Protected and python Password Protected labels. Consider leveraging the <CodeGroup> titles or a consistent pattern (e.g., python key-protected) to match other docs.

Also applies to: 33-38


64-73: Standardize language tag in Ethers.js code block
The fence is labeled as javascript Key Protected but the language tag appears twice. Use a single lowercase identifier (e.g., javascript) and move “Key Protected” into the <CodeGroup> metadata.


98-111: Normalize Hardhat code snippet labeling
The Hardhat snippet uses javascript Javascript. Drop the duplicate or capitalize consistently (javascript). Also consider adding a title prop on <CodeGroup> for clarity (e.g., label="Hardhat config").

docs/linea-real-time-transaction-monitor-python.mdx (6)

8-8: Insert missing article “the”
Change “for Linea blockchain” to “for the Linea blockchain” to correct English usage.

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16-16: Avoid weak intensifier
Replace “a very easy quickstart guide” with a more concise phrase like “a quickstart guide” or “an easy quickstart guide.”

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[style] ~16-~16: As an alternative to the over-used intensifier ‘very’, consider replacing this phrase.
Context: ...2-second block times. This tutorial is a very easy quickstart guide to create a real-time ...

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24-30: Vary sentence openings to improve flow
The three consecutive sentences start with “Linea.” Consider merging or rephrasing one to avoid repetition.

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[style] ~28-~28: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...block time of approximately 2 seconds. Linea is also a zero-knowledge (zk) rollup. ...

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47-48: Follow PEP8 import conventions in the sample
Split import asyncio, math into separate lines and group standard library imports before others.


60-60: Use a more descriptive variable name
Rename c to console or ctx in the sample for clarity.


118-118: Remove trailing whitespace
The line asyncio.run(main()) has an extra space at the end.

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[uncategorized] ~8-~8: You might be missing the article “the” here.
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[style] ~28-~28: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...block time of approximately 2 seconds. Linea is also a zero-knowledge (zk) rollup. ...

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[warning] 16-16: changelog.mdx#L16
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changelog.mdx (1)

16-16: Changelog entry update looks good
Links and formatting align with existing entries.

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[warning] 16-16: changelog.mdx#L16
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[warning] 16-16: changelog.mdx#L16
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4-4: June 9, 2025 entry is accurate
Text matches summary and style of other changelog updates.

docs/nodes-clouds-regions-and-locations.mdx (1)

169-174:

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Add Linea section consistent with partner network listings
The Linea table is correctly formatted and mirrors the Partner Network metadata. Confirm the navigation config references the new docs.

Please verify that docs.json includes the new "Linea" entry and links:


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# Find all docs.json files and verify Linea entries/links
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  rg 'linea-real-time-transaction-monitor-python' "$file"
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Linea section added; navigation references verified
The Linea table in docs/nodes-clouds-regions-and-locations.mdx is correctly formatted and mirrors the Partner Network metadata. I’ve confirmed that docs.json includes the new entries:

  • docs/linea-tooling
  • docs/linea-real-time-transaction-monitor-python

Navigation config is up to date.

docs.json (2)

769-769: Verify new tutorial page reference.
Please ensure that docs/linea-real-time-transaction-monitor-python.mdx exists in the repository and that the route matches this entry in the "Web3 [de]coded" → Protocols list.


1014-1014: Verify new tooling documentation entry.
Confirm that docs/linea-tooling.mdx has been added and that this entry is correctly placed under the Tooling group in the navigation.

docs/linea-tooling.mdx (1)

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Verify that the node access anchor exists
Ensure the /docs/manage-your-node#view-node-access-and-credentials anchor is present and correctly generated in the target page.


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Anchor verification succeeded
The heading ## View node access and credentials (line 11 in docs/manage-your-node.mdx) generates the #view-node-access-and-credentials anchor correctly. No further action required.

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docs/linea-real-time-transaction-monitor-python.mdx (1)

109-117: Enhancement: Use Live for in-place updates.

Instead of printing each update with c.print(), leverage Rich’s Live context manager to update the display in place for smoother real-time monitoring.

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docs/linea-real-time-transaction-monitor-python.mdx (5)

3-3: Nit: Missing article in description.

Change “for Linea blockchain” to “for the Linea blockchain” in the frontmatter description.


8-8: Nit: Add article “the” for consistency.

Bullet point should read “for the Linea blockchain” to match the recommended phrasing.

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16-16: Nit: Remove intensifier “very”.

Replace “a very easy quickstart guide” with “an easy quickstart guide” for a more concise tone.

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Context: ...2-second block times. This tutorial is a very easy quickstart guide to create a real-time ...

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25-29: Nit: Avoid repetitive sentence beginnings.

Merge or rephrase the successive “Linea is…” sentences to improve readability and flow.

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[style] ~28-~28: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...block time of approximately 2 seconds. Linea is also a zero-knowledge (zk) rollup. ...

(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_BEGINNING_RULE)


54-54: Optional: Externalize RPC endpoint.

Consider loading the RPC value from an environment variable or configuration file instead of hard-coding the placeholder.

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Context: ...l-time transaction activity monitor for Linea blockchain using Python and web3.py * S...

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[style] ~16-~16: As an alternative to the over-used intensifier ‘very’, consider replacing this phrase.
Context: ...2-second block times. This tutorial is a very easy quickstart guide to create a real-time ...

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[style] ~28-~28: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...block time of approximately 2 seconds. Linea is also a zero-knowledge (zk) rollup. ...

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