5 Ways to Interact With Devnet in the Hiro Platform

Devnet is your own personal blockchain sandbox that enables you to rapidly iterate on your code. No one else can see your devnet instance, you don't have to worry about breaking it, and you can stop and restart it as many times as you need to iterate on your code.

You can leverage devnet in the Hiro Platform to stress test your code by:

• Calling contract functions to validate behavior
• Use pre-loaded wallets to pay devnet transaction fees
• Integrate with a Stacks API URL to connect your frontend to devnet programmatically
• Make API requests to inspect outputs from different endpoints
• And more

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