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The D-Chain opt-in was a boolean named for one chain. It is now a list, because B and M need the same thing and each was going to arrive with its own flag: the node runs a consent-requiring chain only when the operator names it, by letter or alias, and refuses a name no chain answers to rather than ignoring it. The implementations page said three repositories. It is one now — the Go node, the Rust runtime and the C++ runtime in a single checkout with the corpus that compares them, which is the difference between parity you can run and parity you assert.
Lux Network Documentation
Official documentation for Lux Network - Post-quantum secure blockchain infrastructure.
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Getting Started
# Install dependencies
pnpm install
# Start development server
pnpm dev
# Build for production
pnpm build
Documentation Structure
content/
└── docs/
├── index.mdx # Welcome page
├── learn/ # Learning resources
│ ├── introduction/ # Introduction to Lux
│ ├── architecture/ # Architecture deep-dive
│ └── consensus/ # Consensus mechanisms
├── build/ # Developer guides
│ ├── quickstart/ # Quick start guide
│ ├── sdk/ # SDK documentation
│ └── contracts/ # Smart contract development
├── nodes/ # Node operation
│ ├── run/ # Running a node
│ ├── validators/ # Validator setup
│ └── staking/ # Staking guide
└── reference/ # API reference
├── api/ # REST/RPC API
└── cli/ # CLI reference
Contributing
- Fork the repository
- Create your feature branch
- Add or modify documentation in
content/docs/ - Submit a pull request
License
MIT © Lux Network
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