Simple examples of on-chain NFD operations using standalone Go command-line programs
- See: https://go.dev/ for information and to install the compiler with very simple install. Homebrew is also supported if you want to install that way.
- This example can lookup an NFD by name, or by address completely on-chain (using algonode nodes as an example), and also display the metadata in json. Properties are converted/merged as NFDomains expects.
- This is a minimal example but provides the bulk of the on-chain mechanics for referencing of NFDs.
- For each binary, you can compile/run in one step using 'go run'
- Using nfd-display as an example:
cd nfd-display go run ./main.go -name nfdomains.algo
- You can compile the code, using:
go install- This will place a standalone compiled binary into the go/bin directory off of your home directory (ie: your $HOME directory on osx/linux and equivalent on Windows). - You can also run
go build .inside the program directory to place the generated binary in the same directory.