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  • Klyntar project intro
  • Project litepaper and main features
    • About project
    • Unique architecture - take the best from L1 and L2 chains
    • Multilevel sharding and modularity
    • Multistaking - native liquid staking, multichain multiasset staking and much more!
    • Checkpoints mechanism
    • Advanced cryptography - zk, mpc, fhe, post-quantum and much more!
    • Virtual machines - EVM, WASM, containers and much more!
    • Parallelization
    • Abstractions - for account, storage and chain
    • RWX - codeless smart contracts for real world usage
    • Unique shared security model
    • Mutations - add new functionality and improvements simple and fast
    • Forgetfulness - a blockchain cleaning mechanism
    • Low validator requirements and mobile validation
    • AI layer
    • Quantum future
    • Bring your social value to alternative economy
    • Ecosystem & Future services
  • Other resources & links
    • Official links
    • Brand assets
    • Partnerships
    • Tokenomics
    • 📚Glossary & Taxonomy
      • Our repositories and codebase
      • Architecture
      • Types of transactions
      • Types of accounts
      • Virtual machines
      • Consensus
      • RWX codeless smart contracts
  • Wallets usage
    • Wallets to work with WVM and native environment
    • EVM compatible wallets
  • build core and join network
    • ☁️Build the core
      • Build process
    • 🕸️Networks
      • Testnet
        • Your own private testnet
          • Netrunner
          • Netrunner and PM2
        • Public testnets
          • Testnet faucets
          • Setup testnet node
      • Mainnet
        • Setup mainnet node
    • 🪙Staking
      • Default staking
        • Staking
        • Unstaking
        • Native liquid staking
      • Multichain multiasset staking
        • Supported networks and tokens
        • Full list of supported assets
        • Work with native coins
        • Work with ERC-20 tokens
        • Work with ERC-721 tokens
        • Other
          • Work with Bitcoin, Litecoin and Doge
          • Work with XRP network
          • Work with TRON network
          • Work with Solana
        • Social value points
          • Telegram
          • Github
          • Instagram
          • Facebook (Meta)
          • YouTube
          • LinkedIn
          • Twitter
          • Discord
          • TikTok
          • Spotify
          • Hirsch index
          • Business value
        • Add your own asset
        • Connect your stakes from EigenLayer, Karak, Babylon, Solayer, etc.
      • Claiming rewards
    • 🕵️Become a validator
    • Mobile & low power devices validators
    • ⚙️Customizations
      • Create own mutation
      • Create own plugin
      • Run your node over TOR
      • Plugins usage
    • Explorers and how to use them
      • Public Explorer
      • Your own custom explorer
      • Usage guide
        • Network Parameters
        • Searchbar
        • Network Info
          • Epoches data
          • Hostchain checkpoints
  • Web1337
    • Web1337 intro
    • 🟢Simple API requests
      • Block API
      • Epoch API
      • State API
      • Misc API
      • Consensus related API
      • Transactions API
    • 🟠Transactions and smart-contracts
      • Useful advices & FAQ
      • 🔐Default Ed25519 transactions
      • 🤝BLS multisig transactions
      • 🛡️TBLS thresholdsig transactions
      • ⚛️Post-quantum transactions
      • 📃KLY-WVM - deploy and interact with the smart-contract to WASM vm
        • Interaction with a smart-contract
      • 📃KLY-EVM - deploy and interact with the smart-contract to EVM
        • Interaction with a smart-contract
      • Transfer coins between EVM and native environment
    • 🔴Advance Web1337 usage
      • Parallel execution
      • Interaction with a system smart contracts
      • 🪄Abstraction
        • 🦸‍♂️Account abstraction 2.0
        • 💾Storage Abstraction
          • 🔃Manual deployment of the storage for your contract
          • ☄️Dump EVM & WASM contract storage
          • Pay for storage rent
        • ⛓️Chain abstraction
      • 🌩️Thundercloud
        • 🏷️Using KLY Aliases in transactions
        • 🦾Deploy KIP
      • Using boosts & subscriptions
    • 🌐Networking
      • 🙈Using proxy
      • ⚡Interact with node via websockets
  • Smart Contracts and vms
    • Intro
    • 👩‍💻KLY-EVM
      • Smart contracts examples
      • 🧙‍♂️Magic address
      • Beyond the VM
        • ❎Call WASM from EVM
        • ❎Call JS from EVM
    • 👨‍💻KLY-WVM
      • Smart contracts examples
      • 🔁Simple cross-contract call (WVM-WVM)
      • Beyond the VM
        • ❎Call EVM from WASM
        • ❎Call JS from WASM
    • Containers
    • 🤓Writing smart contracts
      • Get random value from contract
    • 🧠Advanced VMs usage
      • 🔐Cryptography
        • 🎲VRF
        • ⚛️Post-quantum cryptography
        • 👀zkSNARK
        • 🤫Secure Secret Sharing
        • 🤹Using MPC
        • 🙈Using FHE
      • ⛈️Thundercloud
        • 👀KLY Oracles
          • ⏳Get the real time
          • 🌏Call any API
  • 🗺️RWX contracts
    • ℹ️Intro to real-world-execution smart contracts
    • How to use RWX contracts in your project or business
      • Web2 usage
        • User-User - agreements between default people
        • User-Business - agreements between customer and business
      • Web3 usage
        • Use in standalone blockchain projects
        • Use in DApps
    • 🤝Create RWX contract and deploy with Web1337
    • 🕵️‍♂️Become verifier
  • 👀Interesting features you must know
    • 😦Return of lost funds
  • Misc
    • 🏷️KLY Aliases
      • Web2 domain to KLY Alias
      • Web3 domain to KLY Alias
      • Social media handle to KLY Alias
  • Bots
    • 🤖Intro
  • Nodes management and maintaining
    • Core version update
    • State pruning
    • Launch own PoD (point of distribution)
    • Recovery process
    • Fast sync
  • Shared security usage
    • For blockchain networks
    • For DApps
    • For bridges
    • For oracles
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  • 1. Golang installation
  • 2. Node.js installation
  • 3. PNPM installation
  • 4. PM2 for production process management installation

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1. Golang installation

First part of Klyntar is written using Go language, so you need to install it. Use this guide to install Golang for your platform & architecture

Or, check if you already have Go

go version

2. Node.js installation

Part of core is written on Node.js so you should to install it. If you already have installed, we recommend checking the version. The recommended version is v21.4.0

johndoe@klyntar:~$ node -v
v21.4.0
C:\Users\JohnDoe>node -v
v21.4.0

Use official guides to install Node.js for your platform (Windows/Linux/Mac)

3. PNPM installation

As a package manager for Node.js we use pnpm. To install it globally, run:

npm install -g pnpm

4. PM2 for production process management installation

PM2 is a production process manager for Node.js applications with a built-in load balancer. It allows you to keep applications alive forever, to reload them without downtime and to facilitate common system admin tasks.

You can install it globally using the command:

npm install pm2 -g

PM2 allows you to manage and monitor a node/validator in production mode. So, you can simply start the node/validator via PM2 to:

  1. Run the node as a background service - so you can close the console, close the SSH connection to server and node will work on background

  2. Have access to logs stream to monitor node status

Here are some useful commands

pm2 start <service_name> - to start the core as background service
pm2 stop <service_name> - to stop the core
pm2 monit <service_name> - start console dashboard with logs, memory usage, etc.
pm2 logs <service_name> - start logs stream
pm2 logs <service_name> --lines <x> --nostream - read last X lines of logs from error stream and normal logs stream
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