Installation - NovaX Cookbook

Setting Up NovaX: A Simple 4-Step Process

Integrating NovaX into your Rust environment is straightforward. Just follow this four-step process:

Adding the NovaX Crate to Your Project: Start by including the "novax" crate in your Cargo.toml. Ensure you're referencing the correct version (0.0.22 for this guide).
```
[dependencies]
novax = "0.0.22"
```
Setting Up Your ABIs: For NovaX to function properly, you need to organize your ABIs in a specific structure. Here's a simple representation of how your directory should look:
```
.
├── .novax
│   └── abis
│       ├── my_first_abi.abi.json
│       └── my_second_abi.abi.json
├── src
├── Cargo.toml
└── ... other project files and directories ...
```
Create a folder named .novax at the root of your project. Inside it, establish a mandatory sub-directory named "abis" where you'll place all your ABI files, like my_first_abi.json and my_second_abi.json.
Directing NovaX to Your ABIs: To help NovaX locate your .novax directory, set the NOVAX_PATH environment variable. The recommended way is by adjusting the Cargo configuration. Navigate to .cargo/config.toml at the root of your project and input:
```
[env]
NOVAX_PATH={ value = ".novax", relative = true }
```
Test Your Setup: Now that you've configured everything, let's ensure the setup is working correctly. Build your project by running the following command:
```
cargo build
```
If everything is set up correctly, the command should run without any errors.