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@@ -54,19 +54,22 @@ If you don't require a venv, install the requirements and run dnet as follows:
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% python main.py
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+## Config
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+
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+On first run, `dnet` will create a config file in the config directory
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+specific to your operating system.
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+
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+To use `dnet` you will need to open the config file and modify it. Enter
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+the RPC ports of the nodes you want to connect to and title them as you
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+see fit. The default config file uses localhost, but you can replace
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+this with hostnames or external IP addresses. You must also specify
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+whether it is a `NORMAL` or a `LILITH` node.
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+
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## Usage
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Navigate up and down using the arrow keys. Scroll the message log using
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`PageUp` and `PageDown`. Type `q` to quit.
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-## Config
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-
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-The `dnet` config file can be found in `bin/dnet/config.toml`. Enter the
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-RPC ports of the nodes you want to connect to and title them as you see
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-fit. The default config file uses localhost, but you can replace this
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-with hostnames or external IP addresses. You must also specify whether
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-it is a `NORMAL` or a `LILITH` node.
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-
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## Logging
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dnet creates a log file in `bin/dnet/dnet.log`. To see json data and
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