The NAOM repo contains all the code needed to set up and interact with a local instance of the Zenotta blockchain.
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## Getting Started
Running NAOM assumes you have Rust installed and are using a Unix system. You can clone this repo and run the `Makefile` to set everything up for a development environment:
```
make
cargo build
cargo test
```
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## Use
NAOM can be added to your project as a dependency by adding the following to your `Cargo.toml` file:
```toml
[dependencies]
naom = "0.1.0"
```
Or alternatively, via command line:
```
cargo add naom
```
Running `cargo run --bin main` from a repo clone will currently list all assets on the local instance. NAOM is not generally intended to be
used directly though, and is instead intended to be used from other programs that require access to the blockchain data
structure.
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## References
- [BitML for Zenotta](https://github.com/Zenotta/NAOM/blob/main/docs/BitML_for_Zenotta.pdf)
- [ZScript Standard Opcodes](https://github.com/Zenotta/NAOM/blob/main/docs/ZScript_Standard_Opcodes.pdf)
