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MESC is a standard for how crypto tools configure their RPC endpoints. By following this specification, a user creates a single RPC configuration that can be shared by all crypto tools on their system.
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MESC is formally defined in [SPECIFICATION.md](./SPECIFICATION.md).
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Additional information can be found in the [MESC Documentation](https://paradigmxyz.github.io/mesc/).
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## Quickstart
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The interactive [`mesc`](./cli) CLI tool makes it easy to create and manage a MESC configuration.
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1.Install: `cargo install mesc_cli`
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2.Create config interactively: `mesc setup`
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The quickest way to use MESC is:
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1.create a `mesc.json` config file
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2.set the `MESC_PATH` environment variable to the path of this file
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To create a MESC config manually:
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1) Create a JSON file (can use [the example](./SPECIFICATION.md#example-rpcconfig) from the spec as a template).
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2) Set `MESC_PATH` to the path of this JSON file.
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These steps can be performed automatically using the interactive [`mesc`](./cli) CLI tool:
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1. Install: `cargo install mesc_cli`
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2. Perform interactive setup: `mesc setup`
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## Tutorial
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Below is a brief tutorial on MESC. For more detail, see [SPECIFICATION.md](./SPECIFICATION.md).
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Below is a brief tutorial on MESC. For more detail, see the MESC [Specification](./SPECIFICATION.md) and [Documentation](https://paradigmxyz.github.io/mesc).
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