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@nosana/node

v1.0.0

Published

The Nosana NODE is a command-line tool for interacting with the [Nosana Network](https://nosana.com), enabling users to run a Nosana Node.

Readme

Nosana NODE

The Nosana NODE is a command-line tool for interacting with the Nosana Network, enabling users to run a Nosana Node.


Features

  • Run a Node: Set up and manage a Nosana Node.

Install

$ npm install -g @nosana/node

# or install with yarn
$ yarn global add @nosana/node

HINT
Alternatively, you can use npx to use the node directly without installing it globally:

$ npx @nosana/node help

Basic Usage

Once installed, you can invoke NODE commands directly from your OS command line through the nosana-node executable. See the available commands by entering the following:

$ nosana-node help

All interactions with Nosana NODE are of the form

$ nosana [command] [options] [argument]

Available node commands:

node start [options] <market>             Start Nosana Node
node run [options] <job-definition-file>  Run Job Definition File
node help [command]                       display help for command

Global options:

-V, --version                        output the version number
-n, --network <network>              network to run on (choices: "devnet", "mainnet", default: "mainnet")
--rpc <url>                          RPC node to use
--log <logLevel>                     Log level (choices: "info", "none", "debug", "trace", default: "debug")

Start a Nosana Node

To get started with your Nosana Node on the Nosana Grid, you can run a node after you've installed the prerequisites with the following command:

nosana node start [options]

Options:

  --provider <provider>     provider used to run the job (choices: "docker", "podman", default: "podman")
  -w, --wallet <wallet>     path to wallet private key (default: "~/.nosana/nosana_key.json")
  --docker, --podman <URI>  Podman/Docker connection URI (default: "~/.nosana/podman/podman.sock")
  -h, --help                display help for command

Starting node

With the nosana node start [options] command you can start a Nosana Node and join the Nosana Network.

Options:

  --provider <provider>     provider used to run the job (choices: "docker", "podman", default: "podman")
  -w, --wallet <wallet>     path to wallet private key (default: "~/.nosana/nosana_key.json")
  --docker, --podman <URI>  Podman/Docker connection URI (default: "~/.nosana/podman/podman.sock")
  -h, --help                display help for command

Documentation

Please visit our documentation for a full list of commands and examples.

For technical details on how the Nosana NODE works, refer to the technical documentation:

Technical Documentation