Update Lazer getting started guide with JavaScript example walkthrough #843
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- Replace minimal content with comprehensive step-by-step guide - Include prerequisites, setup instructions, and code examples - Add Next Steps section linking to SVM and EVM integration guides - Reference the JavaScript example from pyth-examples repository Co-Authored-By: Jayant <[email protected]>
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| # Getting Started with Pyth Lazer | ||
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| Please refer to the how-to guides to get started. | ||
| Pyth Lazer is a high-performance, low-latency service that provides real-time financial market data. |
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Are we keeping the name Pyth Lazer? or V3?
| Set your Lazer access token as an environment variable: | ||
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| ```bash copy | ||
| export ACCESS_TOKEN=your_actual_token_here |
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Can we call it API key? or just say the user has to put the api key. Access token === API_KEY
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it's called an access token everywhere else
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Description
Complete rewrite of the Pyth Lazer getting started documentation page. Replaced a minimal 4-line placeholder with a comprehensive step-by-step guide that walks users through setting up and running the JavaScript example for subscribing to Lazer data from the pyth-examples repository.
The new guide includes:
Type of Change
Areas Affected
/pages/lazer/getting-started.mdx- Complete rewrite from minimal placeholder to comprehensive guideChecklist
Related Issues
Addresses user request to update the getting started page to guide users through the JavaScript example.
Critical Review Items
Internal link accuracy - Verify these relative links work correctly:
./acquire-access-token./integrate-as-consumer/svm./integrate-as-consumer/evm./subscribe-price-updates./price-feed-idsExternal repository reference - Confirm the pyth-examples repository structure and examples work as described:
https://github.com/pyth-network/pyth-examples.gitlazer/js/pnpm run startCode example accuracy - Verify the TypeScript code snippet matches the actual working example in the pyth-examples repository
Package manager choice - Confirm that the examples repository actually uses
pnpmrather thannpmoryarnEnd-to-end testing - Ideally test the complete workflow from cloning the repo through running the examples
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Screenshots
The page renders correctly with proper formatting, navigation, and all Nextra components displaying as expected.