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Solan: Unable to access Jito Labs documentation
As a Solana bot developer, setting up a new project can be exciting. However, when it comes to accessing specific documentation for the GitHub repository and Jito tools, things can get complicated quickly.
I recently found myself unable to access the documentation for my Solana bot using the Jito repository. Specifically, I needed access to the MeV Bot tools and Jito Labs documentation at
Problem
Reportedly, the MeV Bot project is based on the Jito Labs framework. Unfortunately, the documentation for this framework is not publicly available due to licensing restrictions.
Solutions and alternative solutions
In light of this limitation, I turned to alternative solutions to access the necessary documentation:
- GitHub Documentation: As a last resort, I searched the GitHub repository for relevant documentation and found that there are many useful resources available. In particular, the
docsfolder within the MeV Bot project contains some great tutorials on how to use the framework.
- Jito Labs GitBook.io: While Jito Labs’ documentation is not publicly available, their GitBook.io platform offers a wealth of information about the framework. I was able to find some useful resources and instructions by searching specific topics related to MeV Bot.
Conclusion
While it can be frustrating when access to the necessary documentation is limited, there are always solutions available. For me, switching to GitHub documentation proved to be a viable solution that allowed me to continue developing my Solana bot using the jito repository.
For other developers, I recommend exploring alternative resources such as GitBook.io or searching for specific topics related to the framework they are interested in. If you are proactive and seek out external resources, you can overcome limitations and stay up to date with the latest developments in your chosen framework.
Further Tips
If you are having similar issues, here are some additional tips that might help:
Check the documentation *: Take a closer look at the documentation for the framework you are using. There may be more resources available than you initially thought.
- Search for specific topics: Use search engines like GitHub, GitBook.io, or Stack Overflow to find relevant information on a topic that interests you.
- Contact the community
: Reach out to other developers in your community or online forums to ask them about their experiences and potentially learn from others who may have encountered similar problems.
If you stay informed and adaptable , you can overcome limitations and continue to grow as a developer. Happy coding!