Typically any consumer of this tool is going to have to wait until their node has finished syncing before they can do anything. This is not the kind of logic we want users to write, but that's currently the case.
Instead, we should provide user's will a simple 'waitFor..' method that blocks until the node has finished syncing.
Typically any consumer of this tool is going to have to wait until their node has finished syncing before they can do anything. This is not the kind of logic we want users to write, but that's currently the case.
Instead, we should provide user's will a simple 'waitFor..' method that blocks until the node has finished syncing.
This issue is dependent on issue #31.