movementkit-cli 1.0.4 → 1.0.7
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## Movement Network Configuration
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### Network Endpoints
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```bash
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# Testnet
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TESTNET_REST_URL="https://testnet.movementnetwork.xyz/v1"
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# Mainnet
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# Explorer
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```
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| Plan | `/plan` | product-manager | PRD in `plans/` |
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| Contracts | `/cook:contracts` | smart-contract | Code in `contracts/` |
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| Deploy SC | `/deploy-smart-contract` | devops | Contract on-chain |
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| Frontend | `/cook:frontend` | frontend | Code in `frontend/` |
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| Deploy FE | `/deploy-full` | devops | Live dApp |
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