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Most developers don't want to go into all the details of a wiki to understand a project (which is a pity, because in this case HOPR's is actually pretty well documented). They just want to get the hello-world example in order to test the project.
Currently, HOPR requires a bit of setup in order to be tested locally. We can probably pre-package the project into a Docker image that we can just as people to run in order to be able to get a feel of what's going on without having to do everything on the README.
We can package all the setup into an image and run a ganache-server that forwards all the RPC calls within the container while still getting the console logs. Happy to help if seems useful.
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Most developers don't want to go into all the details of a wiki to understand a project (which is a pity, because in this case HOPR's is actually pretty well documented). They just want to get the hello-world example in order to test the project.
Currently, HOPR requires a bit of setup in order to be tested locally. We can probably pre-package the project into a Docker image that we can just as people to run in order to be able to get a feel of what's going on without having to do everything on the README.
We can package all the setup into an image and run a
ganache-server
that forwards all the RPC calls within the container while still getting the console logs. Happy to help if seems useful.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: