| internal class ResourceProvider : IResourceProvider | |
| { | |
| public IResourceReader ResourceReader => null; | |
| public object GetObject(string resourceKey, CultureInfo culture) | |
| { | |
| if (culture.LCID == 1025) //1025 - Arabic | |
| return "مرحبا"; | |
| else if (culture.LCID == 1036) //1036 - French |
| using System.Resources; | |
| var resxFilePath = @".\XyzResources.fr.resx"; | |
| var resourceKey = "greetingText"; | |
| var resourceString = "Bonjour"; | |
| if (File.Exists(resxFilePath)) | |
| { | |
| using (var resourceWriter = new ResXResourceWriter(resxFilePath)) | |
| { |
By the end of this guide, you will be running a Cosmos chain on your local machine. We will start with the assumption that you are on a clean fresh new Windows10/11 system.
We will be using Powershell as our terminal and not Command Prompt. I highly recommend you install Windows Terminal app. You can download it here from the Windows Store
❗This guide has not yet been tested with chains which use x/wasmd (Cosmwasm).
There are two ways to get Cosmos chains running on Windows.