Install_ganache_cli_Windows_Use_HTTPS.html

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Location         | Action| Object                                                                       | Time
Command window 1 | Enter | npm install -g ganache-cli                                                   | 2
Command window 1 | Enter | ganache-cli                                                                  | 14
Command window 1 | Copy  | spend vital trip member scheme buzz liquid normal supreme soft device cereal | 28
Command window 1 | Enter | ctrl-c                                                                       | 33
Command window 1 | Enter | ganache-cli -m ""                                                            | 37
Command window 1 | Paste | spend vital trip member scheme buzz liquid normal supreme soft device cereal | 44
Command window 1 | Enter | " {enter}                                                                    | 46
Command window 2 | Enter | curl -d "{""method"":""web3_clientVersion""}" http://localhost:8545          | 59
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The goal is to run a local blockchain and communicate with it via a RPC call.
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The software ganache-cli is downloaded and installed.

As you can see ganache-cli show accounts and private keys. The accounts already have ETH assigned to them.
Every time you start ganache-cli, different keys are generated. However when you use the Mnemonic you can use 
the same accounts every time, which is usefull in testing.
Also notice the port that ganache-cli is using:8545

A RPC call is made to do a simple function call, to check the version of the software. This uses the port of ganache-cli.
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Node.js is installed, which includes npm
Curl is installed (can be found here: https://curl.haxx.se/download.html)
Jq is installed (can be found here: https://stedolan.github.io/jq/download/)
Two cmd windows are open.
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