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Configurable p2panda bootstrap node.

Usage

If no signing key path is provided, the node will run with a randomly-generated ephemeral keypair. Otherwise the key will be loaded from file (or created and saved to file if one was not previously generated).

The network ID and relay URL must be provided.

Network system event logging may be optionally enabled with the RUST_LOG environment variable.

Usage: bootstrap [OPTIONS] --network-id <NETWORK_ID> --relay-url <RELAY_URL>

Options:
  -p, --signing-key <SIGNING_KEY>  Path to signing key
  -n, --network-id <NETWORK_ID>    Network ID
  -r, --relay-url <RELAY_URL>      Relay URL
  -h, --help                       Print help

Running bootstrap will print the node's ID you can then use in your application to bootstrap into the network. We provide methods for this in p2panda and p2panda-net.

Example

RUST_LOG=info bootstrap \
    --signing-key ./key.secret \
    --network-id chat \
    --relay-url https://euc1-1.relay.n0.iroh-canary.iroh.link.