feat: add qitari - Rust tool for streamlining Tari config & setup #6273
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Sure np -- resubmit w the lock and signed? |
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yep, you can force push this PR or create a new one, whatever is easier |
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qitari - Rust tool to streamline setup, config and usage of Tari toolchain (starting with Tor).
Description
Currently implements the complete tor setup and more, with cli -h
qitari - Crypto may be hard, Tari doesn't have to be. 1.0
Tari and Friends
Streamline Tari Setup, Configuration and Usage
USAGE:
qitari [FLAGS]
FLAGS:
-k, --check Check Tor configuration for potential issues
-c, --configure Configure Tor
-h, --help Prints help information
-i, --install Install and configure Tor
-l, --logs Tail Tor logs
-m, --monitor Monitor Tor network status and performance
-o, --optimize Optimize Tor configuration for better performance
-r, --reset Reset or redo setup
-s, --start Start Tor
-t, --status Show status of Tor service
-u, --update Update Tor
-V, --version Prints version information
Motivation and Context
The current linux scripts for launching tor only appear to work for gnome users, and launch a terminal window. That won't work for most linux users. While linux users are often more familiar with installing and setting up tools on their own, streamlining the setup process of Tor is just a no-brainer and reduces friction.
How Has This Been Tested?
It's been tested and comes with 16 unit tests that also pass.
What process can a PR reviewer use to test or verify this change?
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