Installing the run sdk - Revision history

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-&nbsp;Another solution is to download the SDK as a zip file from [https://run.network/ https://run.network/]. At the time of writing the latest version is [https://github.com/runonbitcoin/sdk/archive/refs/tags/v0.6.37.zip version 0.6.37].
+&nbsp;Another solution is to download the SDK as a file from [https://runcraft.io/ https://runcraft.io]. At the time of writing the latest version is 0.6.37
 = Getting Started =

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−	[deprecated, instead retrieve the compiled sdk file from runcraft.io] ~~The easiest way to get the latest version is to run<pre>~~npm install run-sdk	+	The easiest way to get the latest version is to run
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		+	[deprecated, instead retrieve the compiled sdk file from runcraft.io] npm install run-sdk
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−	The easiest way to get the latest version is to run<pre>npm install run-sdk	+	[deprecated, instead retrieve the compiled sdk file from runcraft.io] The easiest way to get the latest version is to run<pre>npm install run-sdk
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		+	The current way of testing the RUN library to create tokens is to open the devtools console at [https://runcraft.io Runcraft.io], then head over to [[Creating_and_loading_jigs\|creating and loading jigs]].
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	The easiest way to get the latest version is to run<pre>npm install run-sdk		The easiest way to get the latest version is to run<pre>npm install run-sdk
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	<p>After that you are ready to [[Creating and_loading_jigs\|create and load jigs]].</p>		<p>After that you are ready to [[Creating and_loading_jigs\|create and load jigs]].</p>
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	= Getting Started =		= Getting Started =

−	~~(note the following section was originally a simple copy/paste from [https://run.network/docs/#getting-started the official doc])~~
	== Installation ==		== Installation ==

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 *For Node.js: Run <code>npm install run-sdk</code> to install both the run and bsv libraries
 And that's it. All your code and jigs will be saved on-chain and Run will use public APIs to interact with the Bitcoin network. You don't need to deploy any servers to use Run. All the logic works client-side.
 === Code ===

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	const run = new Run({ network: 'mock' })		const run = new Run({ network: 'mock' })
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		+	<p>After that you are ready to [[Creating and_loading_jigs\|create and load jigs]].</p>

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 const Run = require('run-sdk')
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