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Destination
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Aspects

A destination has one or more aspects. Aspects are a destination's human-readable name, making it easy to structure applications and filter what data they receive. There is no limit to the amount or length of aspects, as destinations are always represented by the truncated hash on the network.

Usage

See this code example ↗ in the manual, showing how to create two single destinations.

See also

Path
rnid

References

cite-note-11. Death To The Address, Manual. a8d24177d946de4f1f0a0fe1af9a1338:/page/blob.mu

Reticulum concepts

AnnounceBlackholeBufferChannel • Destination • DiscoveryIdentityInstanceInterfaceInterface Access Code (IFAC) • LinkNetwork identityNodePacketPathPropagation nodeResourceStampTransport node

Destination

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