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  • Step 1: Create a GitHub repository, commit the function code, and push it.
  • Step 2: Enter the permalink of the GitHub code in the 0xFunction console.
  • Step 3: Click the Submit button.
  • Step 4: The code will be automatically scraped and undergo a verification process.
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Submitting via GitHub Code

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Last updated 10 months ago

Alternatively, you can publish a feed by providing a permalink to your code hosted on GitHub. This method involves making the code publicly accessible in a GitHub repository and submitting the permalink through the Lum0x platform, ensuring the feed is updated and maintained directly from the source.

Step 1: Create a GitHub repository, commit the function code, and push it.

Step 2: Enter the permalink of the GitHub code in the 0xFunction console.

Step 3: Click the Submit button.

Step 4: The code will be automatically scraped and undergo a verification process.

Once verified, the submission will be completed.​

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