Overview¶

Guides show you how to use NEM built-in features while following step-by-step simple use cases.

Access to more self-paced training reviewing NEM workshops used at events.

How to run an example¶

With every guide, you have the code implementation ready to use.

Inside NEM Guides Code Repository you will find the example snippets divided by programming language and topic.

Go to cli folder, and give executing permission to an example.

$> chmod +x <file-name>.sh

Find and run an example.

$> ./<file-name>.sh

Go to typescript folder and then install the required packages.

$> npm install

Use ts-node to execute TypeScript files with node.

Install the tool first if you have not it installed yet.

$> npm install -g ts-node

Find and run an example.

$> ts-node <file-name>.ts

If some code contains dynamic variables, for example, a public key (without quotes), run:

$> PUBLIC_KEY='<your_public_key_here>' ts-node <file-name>.ts

Go to javascript folder and then install the required packages.

$> npm install

Find and run an example.

$> node <file-name>.js

If some code contains dynamic variables, for example, a public key (without quotes), run:

$> PUBLIC_KEY='<your_public_key_here>' node <file-name>.js

Open java folder with your favourite IDE.

Find the example and run it as a JUnit Test.