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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -48,8 +48,8 @@ The simplest way to create a chain using [`AppBuilder{:rust}`][AppBuilder] is by
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` default{:rust} ` method. Since [ ` AppBuilder{:rust} ` ] [ AppBuilder ] follows the principles of the
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builder pattern, you need to finalize the building process by calling the [ ` build{:rust} ` ] [ build ]
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method with a chain initialization callback function. When no specific chain initialization is
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- required you can just use the provided [ ` no_init ` ] ( app#no_init ) callback. In the following code example,
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- the chain is created with default settings as described in
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+ required you can just use the provided [ ` no_init ` ] ( app#no_init ) callback. In the following code
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+ example, the chain is created with default settings as described in
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[ Features summary] ( features#features-summary ) .
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``` rust showLineNumbers {3} copy /default/ /build/
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If you need to test contracts on your own chain that uses a specific Bech32 prefixes, you can easily
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customize the default [ ` MockApi{:rust} ` ] [ MockApi ] behavior using the
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- [ ` AppBuilder::with_api{:rust} ` ] [ with_api ] method. An example of using ` osmo ` prefix is shown in
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- the following code snippet.
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+ [ ` AppBuilder::with_api{:rust} ` ] [ with_api ] method. An example of using ` osmo ` prefix is shown in the
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+ following code snippet.
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``` rust showLineNumbers copy {1,6} /with_api/ /osmo/
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use cosmwasm_std :: testing :: MockApi ;
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