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## Running A Peer
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## Running A Peer
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Install the Node dependencies and start the peer:
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Install the Node dependencies and start the peer in the `` directory:
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```bash
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```bash
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npm i
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npm i
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npm start
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npm start
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```
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```
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With the node up and running, we can access the validation and query capabilities with Aqua initiated from any other (client) peer including a browser. The currently exposes two validation methods:
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Or run with:
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* ... and
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```bash
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* ...
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nohup node start &
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with the difference being that ... takes a ....
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for a long-running daemon.
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the corresponding Aqua are:
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With the node up and running, we can access the validation and query capabilities with Aqua initiated from any other (client) peer including a browser. We can currently call the validation process from [Aqua](./aqua/snapshot.aqua) with two methods: `validate` and `validate_from_url` with the former accepting a json string and the later the url to a json body.
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* ... ad
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Using the command line utility [`fldist`]("https://doc.fluence.dev/docs/knowledge_tools"), for example, we can run:
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* ... respectively.
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TBD
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