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Custom networks and values ​

This section will cover importing bootstrapper IDs, chain ID, and network ID. This will allow you to import custom values for a chain that is not in the default configuration.

If you have a custom network you can export CELESTIA_CUSTOM, which will look something like:

bash
export BRIDGE="/ip4/<ip-address>/tcp/2121/p2p/<node-ID>"
export GENESIS_HASH=<genesis-hash>
export NETWORK=<network-name>
export CELESTIA_CUSTOM="${NETWORK}:${GENESIS_HASH}:${BRIDGE}"
export BRIDGE="/ip4/<ip-address>/tcp/2121/p2p/<node-ID>"
export GENESIS_HASH=<genesis-hash>
export NETWORK=<network-name>
export CELESTIA_CUSTOM="${NETWORK}:${GENESIS_HASH}:${BRIDGE}"

Query your node ID using the RPC CLI. These values with examples would look like:

bash
export BRIDGE="/ip4/151.115.14.33/tcp/2121/p2p/12D3KooWKEeRtzVMPUdxYsZo2edqps6mS67n6LT5mPdULSkPSxBQ"
export GENESIS_HASH=580B3DFF8A7C716968161D91116A1E171F486298D582874E93714E489C9E6E88
export NETWORK=custom
export CELESTIA_CUSTOM="${NETWORK}:${GENESIS_HASH}:${BRIDGE}"
export BRIDGE="/ip4/151.115.14.33/tcp/2121/p2p/12D3KooWKEeRtzVMPUdxYsZo2edqps6mS67n6LT5mPdULSkPSxBQ"
export GENESIS_HASH=580B3DFF8A7C716968161D91116A1E171F486298D582874E93714E489C9E6E88
export NETWORK=custom
export CELESTIA_CUSTOM="${NETWORK}:${GENESIS_HASH}:${BRIDGE}"

Then, start your node with:

bash
celestia <node-type> start [flags...]
celestia <node-type> start [flags...]