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101 lines
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@anchor{chainlib-config}
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@section Rendering configurations
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Configurations in @code{chainlib} are processed, rendered and interfaced using the @code{confini} python package.
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In short, @code{confini} extends the functionality of Python's standard library @code{configparser} package to allow merging of directives by parsing multiple ini-files from multiple directories.
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Furthermore, it employs this same multi-file approach when defining a configuration @emph{schema}, aswell as defining source to @emph{override} the values defined in the schema.
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See @url{https://gitlab.com/nolash/python-confini} for further details on @code{confini}.
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@subsection Configuration schema in chainlib
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The chainlib configuration schema is, along with the provided command line arguments and environment variables, designed to cover the settings necessary for most normal chain RPC operations.
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@subsubsection Configuration mapping
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Below follows a mapping of configuration directives to command line arguments and environment variables.
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Note that any configuration directives prefixed by @code{"_"} are not defined in the configuration schema, and are not overrideable by environment variables. These are values typically are only valid within the context of a single execution of the implemented tool.
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@multitable .40 .30 .30
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@headitem arg
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@tab config
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@tab env
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@item ---
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@tab ---
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@tab CONFINI_DIR @footnote{The @code{CONFINI_DIR} environment variable defines an explicit configuration @emph{schema} path. }
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@item -c. --config @footnote{The @code{-c} flag defines an explicit configuration @emph{override} path.}
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@tab ---
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@tab ---
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@item -i, --chain-spec
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@tab CHAIN_SPEC
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@tab CHAIN_SPEC
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@item --height
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@tab _HEIGHT
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@tab ---
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@item --fee-limit
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@tab _FEE_LIMIT
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@tab ---
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@item --fee-price
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@tab _FEE_PRICE
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@tab ---
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@item -n, --namespace
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@tab CONFIG_USER_NAMESPACE
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@tab CONFIG_USER_NAMESPACE
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@item --nonce
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@tab _NONCE
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@tab ---
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@item -p, --rpc-provider
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@tab RPC_HTTP_PROVIDER
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@tab RPC_HTTP_PROVIDER
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@item -a, -recipient
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@tab _RECIPIENT
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@tab ---
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@item -e, --executable-address
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@tab _EXEC_ADDRESS
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@tab ---
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@item --rpc-auth
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@tab RPC_AUTH
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@tab RPC_AUTH
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@item ---
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@tab RPC_PROVIDER
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@tab RPC_PROVIDER @footnote{RPC_PROVIDER will always be set to the same value as RPC_HTTP_PROVIDER by default.}
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@item ---
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@tab RPC_SCHEME
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@tab RPC_SCHEME @footnote{The RPC_SCHEME configuration directive is always set to 'http' by default.}
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@item --rpc-credentials
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@tab RPC_CREDENTIALS
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@tab RPC_CREDENTIALS
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@item --rpc-dialect
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@tab RPC_DIALECT
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@tab RPC_DIALECT
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@item -s, --send
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@tab _RPC_SEND
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@tab ---
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@item --seq
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@tab _SEQ
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@tab ---
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@item -u, --unsafe
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@tab _UNSAFE
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@tab ---
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@item -w
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@tab _WAIT
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@tab ---
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@item -ww
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@tab _WAIT_ALL
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@tab ---
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@item -y, --key-file
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@tab WALLET_KEY_FILE
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@tab WALLET_KEY_FILE
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@item --- @footnote{This flag is not provided because it is simply not safe to define passphrases as an argument on the command line.}
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@tab WALLET_PASSPHRASE
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@tab WALLET_PASSPHRASE
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@end multitable
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Currently @code{chainlib} only supports HTTP(S) when building RPC connections from command line arguments and configuration.
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