subsembly
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • Overview
    • Substrate Essentials
    • CLI
      • subsembly init
      • subsembly compile
      • subsembly spec
  • Development
    • Runtime Development
    • Chain Specification
    • Runtime Execution
  • Modules
    • Core
      • System
      • Executive
      • Crypto
      • Log
    • Pre-built
      • Aura
      • Balances
      • Timestamp
      • TransactionPayment
  • Advanced
    • as-scale-codec
    • subsembly-core
    • Metadata
      • Dispatcher
  • Guides
    • Create Your First Subsembly Runtime
      • Set Up
      • Start the Node
      • PolkadotJS
    • Start Your Network
      • Prepare the Network
      • Launch Validator Nodes
      • Launch the Third Node
    • Create a New Module
      • Nicks Module
      • Launch the Node
      • PolkadotJs
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Create Your First Subsembly Runtime

Guide for running your Subsembly runtime with Substrate runtime

Introduction

In this guide, you will learn how to initialise a new Subsembly project, compile, and interact with it using PolkadotJS apps interface.

This guide is aimed at someone who is new to Subsembly and wants to quickly get started with it. No deep knowledge about Substrate is required to complete this guide.

Some prerequisites for completing this guide:

  • General familiarity with software development, specifically in Typescript or NodeJS

  • General familiarity with core blockchain concepts

Outline

Before we get started, here's the outline of the guide:

  1. Set up your computer to be able to develop with Subsembly.

  2. Use Subsembly starter project to run a Subsembly runtime with Substrate node.

  3. Use PolkadotJS apps to interact with your runtime.

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