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Solana: impossible to access Jito Labs documentation **
As a Solana Bot developer, the creation of a new project can be exciting. However, as regards access to Jito Github, a documentation specific to Jito Github tools, things can be quickly complicated.
I recently encountered a situation where I couldn’t access my robot Solana’s documentation using Jito. More precisely, I needed access to BOT MEV tools and Jito Labs documentation in https: //jito-labs.gitbook.io/mev/searcher-resources/…
problem
It turns out that the MEV Bot project is built on the Jito laboratory. Unfortunately, the documentation of this framework is not accessible to the public due to licensing restrictions.
solutions and bypass solutions
Based on this restriction, I have turned to alternative solutions to get access to the necessary documentation:
* GITHUB Documentation : As a last option I was looking for relevant documentation for Github storage and found that there are many useful sources. More precisely, the DOCS file in the Mev Bot project contains excellent guides on how to use the frame.
* Jito Labs gitbook.io : Although Jito Labs documentation itself is not accessible to the public, their Gitbook.IO platform offers a lot of information about the framework. I managed to find useful sources and instructions by finding specific items associated with MEV BOT.
Conclusion
Although it can be frustrating when access to the necessary documentation is limited, there are still alternative solutions. For me, it has been shown that the transition to Github documentation is a viable bypass that allowed me to continue the development of my solar bot using Jito.
For other developers, I recommend to examine alternative sources such as gitbook.io or to look for specific objects associated with their interest framework. By being proactive and looking for external sources, you can overcome limits and stay up -to -date with the latest development in your chosen framework.
More advice
If you encounter similar problems, here are a few more tips that can help you:
* Check the documentation : Publish to the publication of the framework documentation you are using. It is possible that there are more sources available than we originally thought.
* Search specific items : Use search tools such as gitub, gitbook.io or stack overflow to find relevant information about your interest subject.
* Contact the community : contact other developers in your community or online forums to ask about their experience and potentially learn from others who could encounter similar problems.
You can overcome the limits and continue to grow as a developer. Happy coding!