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src/content/quickstarts/batch-reveal.mdx

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1. In the subscription manager, click **Add Consumer** and paste the address in the blank field. Click **Add Consumer** and wait until you receive confirmation. Your consumer should no be added to your subscription. _Note_: you may have to refresh the page to see the consumer.
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1. In the subscription manager, click **Add Consumer** and paste the address in the blank field. Click **Add Consumer** and wait until you receive confirmation. Your consumer should not be added to your subscription. _Note_: you may have to refresh the page to see the consumer.
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src/content/quickstarts/chainlink-demo-app.mdx

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This guide shows you how to deploy a demo app, which requires several steps common to Web3 apps. You will learn the basics for how to use the Hardhat development environment and the Next.js frontend framework.
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This guide shows you how to deploy a demo app, which requires several steps common to Web3 apps. You will learn the basics of how to use the Hardhat development environment and the Next.js frontend framework.
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src/content/quickstarts/deploy-your-first-contract.mdx

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You will create and deploy your a simple "Helo world" smart contract using the following process:
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You will create and deploy a simple "Hello world" smart contract using the following process:
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1. **Write:** Write a contract to define how the contract functions, what data it can store, what other contracts it interacts with, and what external APIs it might call.
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src/content/quickstarts/dev3-chainlink-sdk.mdx

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In this tutorial, you will deploy a local user interface to enable giveaways using Chainlink VRFv2 Direct Funding. The UI was designed to run simple drawings and giveaways with just a CSV list of participants. Chainlink Automation provisioning and setup is also covered to enable timed-based, dynamic drawings.
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In this tutorial, you will deploy a local user interface to enable giveaways using Chainlink VRFv2 Direct Funding. The UI was designed to run simple drawings and giveaways with just a CSV list of participants. Chainlink Automation provisioning and setup are also covered to enable timed-based, dynamic drawings.
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templates/tutorial.mdx

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- Section: What section of the top-nav this page appears in dataFeeds, vrf, automation, chainlinkFunctions, nodeOperator
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- Whats Next: A list of pages to include in the What's Next section. Preferably imperative sentences describing the goal of the next page.
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- What's Next: A list of pages to include in the What's Next section. Preferably imperative sentences describing the goal of the next page.
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{/* Add an overview description of the tutorial with significant conceptual information, architecture information, and descriptive diagrams. This section describes what the reader will build in the tutorial, what the completed tutorial demonstrates, and what use cases might be enabled by adopting the technology behind the tutorial. */}
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