Update README.md with installation instructions #30
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Also added some configuration file tweaks, in order to eliminate hardcoded URLs in the codebase.
This looks good. Some very small feedback.
link lbrycrd
I think there should be newlines between paragraphs and the next header (throughout this section).
This section can just be removed.
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# LBRY Block Explorer
A simple PHP block explorer for browsing transactions and claims on the [LBRY](https://lbry.io) blockchain. The explorer was developed using CakePHP which is a model-view-controller (MVC) PHP framework.
"which is a model-view-controller (MVC) PHP framework" could probably be removed, but not a strong opinion
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* Copy `config/lbry.default.php` to `config/lbry.php`. Update the values for LBRY RPC URL and the Redis URL to correspond to your environment.
* Configure your web server with the host root folder set to `<path to>/block-explorer/webroot` where `<path to>` is the absolute path to the configuraiton. Here is a sample nginx configuration. You can make changes to this configuration to correspond to your environment.
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server {
This could probably be checked-in rather than inlined? Another point I'm ambivalent about
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* Copy `config/lbry.default.php` to `config/lbry.php`. Update the values for LBRY RPC URL and the Redis URL to correspond to your environment.
* Configure your web server with the host root folder set to `<path to>/block-explorer/webroot` where `<path to>` is the absolute path to the configuraiton. Here is a sample nginx configuration. You can make changes to this configuration to correspond to your environment.
```
server {
Usually makes sense to have sample configuration files with the actual configuration files ignored by git, so that subsequent edits with actual credentials don't get pushed to the repository.