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This will create a directory with configuration files for your node and install the necessary dependencies. Please see the [directory](doc/modules.md) for a partial list of modules for Bitcore Node. If you're interested in developing a module, please see the [Module Development Guide](doc/modules-development.md).
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## Using your Node
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Your node should be able to respond to commands via a command line utility. For example, with the address module added, you should be able to query for unspent outputs for any address:
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```bash
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bitcore-node call getunspentoutputs "1HTxCVrXuthad6YW5895K98XmVsdMvvBSw"
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bitcore-node call getbalance "1HTxCVrXuthad6YW5895K98XmVsdMvvBSw"
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bitcore-node call sendtransaction "<serialized_transaction>"
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bitcore-node call help
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```
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The above are a few common examples of commands that can be run, however there are many more. Every module that is added can extend the interface to include new commands. Running `bitcore-node call help` will list all of the available commands that can be run against your node.
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## Build & Install
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This includes a detailed instructions for compiling. There are two main parts of the build, compiling Bitcoin Core as a static library and the Node.js bindings.
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