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* Smolmix documentation * Add smolmix docs: landing page, tutorials, and developer page links * Add Exit Gateway services page (NR vs IPR) and link from existing docs * Update auto-generated command and API outputs * Reorg of tutorials and architecture pages * License information + remove TODO from docs.rs visibile comment + reorg readme * Add versions file for doc-wide versioning * Relative -> absolute links * Relative -> absolute links * Update license + add old tutorial code as examples * Streamline smolmix docs * Clippy * Clean up doc comments * Last pass * Add larger file download to list * set new versions * Clippy * Remove blake pin from docs + add version range to root Cargo.toml * Format example logging * Remove crate blocked component * Loose whitespace * Add doc verification script for inline mdx * Formatting * Components regen * Reorg + tighten text * Voicing cohesion pass + remove bloated examples * Voicing cont. * Reduce max download size * Small suggested clarifications * Max/docs voicing consistency (#6769) * Reduce max download size * voicing consistency across docs * New landing order w smolmix * Tweaks * Final tweaks
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CLI Wallet
If you have read our validator setup and maintenance documentation, you will have seen that we compile and use the nyxd binary primarily for our validators. This binary can also be used for other tasks, such as creating and using keypairs for wallets, or automated setups that require the signing and broadcasting of transactions.
Using nyxd binary as a CLI wallet
You can use nyxd as a minimal CLI wallet if you want to set up one or more accounts. Compile the binary as per the documentation, stopping after the building your validator step is complete. Then run nyxd keys --help to see how to set up and store keypairs for interacting with the Nyx blockchain.