Cosmos SDK Documentation

NOTE: This documentation is a work-in-progress!

Overview
- Overview - An overview of the Cosmos-SDK
- The Object-Capability Model - Security by least-privilege
- Application Architecture - Layers in the application architecture
Install - Install the library and example applications
Core
- Introduction - Intro to the tutorial
- App1 - The Basics
  - Messages - Messages contain the content of a transaction
  - Stores - KVStore is a Merkle Key-Value store.
  - Handlers - Handlers are the workhorse of the app!
  - BaseApp - BaseApp is the base layer of the application
- App2 - Amino
  - Amino - Amino is the primary serialization library used in the SDK
- App3 - Authentication
  - Accounts - Accounts are the prototypical object kept in the store
  - Transactions - Transactions wrap messages and provide authentication
- App4 - Modules and Keepers
  - Keepers - Keepers are the interfaces between handlers
- App5 - Advanced
  - Validator Set Changes - Change the validator set
- App6 - Basecoin -
  - Directory Structure - Keep your application code organized
  - Clients - Hook up your app to standard CLI and REST interfaces for clients to use!
Modules
- Bank
- Staking
- Slashing
- Provisions
- Governance
- IBC
Clients
- Running a Node - Run a full node!
- Key Management - Managing user keys
- CLI - Queries and transactions via command line
- Light Client Daemon - Queries and transactions via REST API