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Answer The source code is meant to serve as an example of how developers could perform this task. In a production environment, it's expected that users would have a back-end server or something that would perform this operations reliably, but following the pattern set by the publisher and taking its code as inspiration. |
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We provide an example publisher program that does this. It's both responsible for submitting the proof request to Bonsai, pooling for the result and, once it gets it back, submitting to Ethereum.
The source code is meant to serve as an example of how developers could perform this task.
In a production environment, it's expected that users would have a back-end server or something that would perform this operations reliably, but following the pattern set by the publisher and taking its code as inspiration.