be-BOP

Jul 1, 2025

be-BOP is an e-commerce platform designed for entrepreneurs wishing to sell online and offline, in complete autonomy, while accepting payments in Bitcoin, via a bank account and in Cash. The solution is also useful for any type of organization wishing to collect donations or monetize its various activities.

The solution is simple, light and autonomous. It enables the creation of an online store, even in an environment where traditional financial services are limited or absent. Indeed, be-BOP has been designed to operate efficiently with or without access to banks, using Bitcoin as the payment infrastructure.

In this tutorial, we will take you step by step through:

Create your first online store with be-BOP
Personalize your showcase and your products
Configure available payment methods
Understand the best practices for selling effectively online with be-BOP

This tutorial does not require advanced technical skills. It is aimed at developers as well as artisans, merchants, cooperatives or entrepreneurs wishing to embark on digital commerce in a sovereign and resilient way.

Prerequisites for installing be-BOP on your own server

Before you start installing be-BOP, make sure you have the following technical infrastructure. These elements are essential for the platform to function correctly:

S3-compatible storage

be-BOP uses a storage system to manage files (such as product images). This requires access to an S3 service, such as:

MinIO self-hosted
Amazon S3 (AWS)
Scaleway Object Storage

You will need to configure a bucket and provide the following information:

S3_BUCKET: bucket name
S3_ENDPOINT_URL: access link to your S3 service
S3_KEY_ID and S3_KEY_SECRET: your access codes
S3_REGION: the region of your S3 service

MongoDB database in ReplicaSet mode

be-BOP uses MongoDB to store store, user, product and other data.

You have two options:

Install MongoDB locally with ReplicaSet mode enabled
Use an online service like MongoDB Atlas

You will need the following variables:

MONGODB_URL: database connection address
MONGODB_DB: database name

Node.js environment

be-BOP works with Node.js. Make sure you have Node.js version 18 or higher and Corepack enabled (needed to manage package managers like pnpm). The command to run is corepack enable

Git LFS installed

Some resources (such as large images) are managed via Git LFS (Large File Storage). Make sure you have Git LFS installed on your machine with the git lfs install command. Once these prerequisites are in place, you're ready to move on to the next step: downloading and configuring be-BOP.

Note: A technical guide to software deployment is available in a separate tutorial.

Creating a Super-Admin account

The very first time be-BOP is launched, a Super Admin account is created. This account has all the authorizations required to manage back-office functions. To create an account, follow these steps:

Go to yourresiteweb/admin/login
Create a super-admin account with a secure login and password

This account will give you access to all back-office functions. Once created, you can log in by entering your username and password.

Back-Office configuration and security

Before configuring your Interface back-office connection, you need to create a unique Hash. This provides protection against malicious actors trying to steal the connection link to your Interface admin.

To create Hash, go to /admin/Settings. In the section dedicated to security (e.g. "Admin Hash"), define a unique string (Hash). Once registered, the back-office URL will be modified (e.g. /admin-yourhash/login) to restrict access to unauthorized persons.

2.2. Activate maintenance mode (if necessary)

Still in /admin/Settings, (Settings > General via Interface graphics) check the "enable maintenance mode" option at the bottom of the page.

If required, you can specify a list of authorized IPv4 addresses (separated by commas) to enable access to the front office during maintenance. The back office remains accessible to administrators.

Communications setup

To enable be-BOP to send notifications (e.g. for orders, registrations or system messages), you need to configure at least one communication method. Two options are available: e-mail (SMTP) or Nostr.

SMTP configuration (e-mail)

be-BOP can send e-mails via an SMTP server. You'll need valid SMTP credentials, often supplied by an e-mail service (e.g. Mailgun, Gmail, etc.).

Here's what you need to know:

SMTP_HOST: SMTP server address (e.g. smtp.mailgun.org)

SMTP_PORT: the port to use (often 587 or 465)

SMTP_USER: your username (usually an e-mail address)

SMTP_PASSWORD: your password or API key

SMTP_FROM: the e-mail address that will appear as the sender

Nostr configuration

be-BOP enables you to send notifications via the Nostr protocol, a decentralized messaging infrastructure. To do this, you need to generate or supply a Nostr private key (NSEC). You can generate this key directly via be-BOP's Interface, in the section dedicated to Nostr. When these elements are correctly configured, be-BOP will be able to automatically send messages and alerts to your users.

Compatible payment methods

be-BOP is compatible with several payment solutions, allowing you to offer your customers greater flexibility. Here's what you need to set up the payment method that suits you best.

Bitcoin Onchain

be-BOP lets you accept Bitcoin payments directly on the Blockchain (On-Chain), simply and securely.

Configuration steps:

Go to the Payment Settings menu
Click on Bitcoin Nodeless to access On-Chain payment parameters.
Complete the following fields:

Field	Description	Example to Use
BIP Standard	The type of addressing used	BIP84 (for addresses in bech32 format starting with `bc1`)
Extended Public Key	Your Zpub (or Xpub depending on the wallet used)	`zpub...` (extracted from your Bitcoin wallet)
Derivation Index	The starting index for address generation	`1`
Mempool URL	The URL of the mempool service used to track transactions	`https://mempool.space`

Tip: To obtain your extended public key (Zpub), you can consult the advanced settings of your Bitcoin wallet (Sparrow wallet, BlueWallet, Specter, etc.). Make sure your wallet is not read-only if you intend to use transaction history.

Lightning Network

be-BOP can also accept instant Bitcoin payments thanks to Lightning Network. Two configuration options are currently available:

Phoenixd

Go to the Payment Settings menu, click on Phoenixd

You'll then need to enter the password or token authentication that connects you to your Phoenixd instance, a backend developed by Acinq that lets you manage Lightning payments with your own node, but without the complexity of managing payment channels.

Swiss Bitcoin Pay

If you don't want to manage a Lightning node yourself, Swiss Bitcoin Pay is a ready-to-use, easy-to-configure solution that's ideal for starting to accept Lightning payments without a complex infrastructure.

Configuration steps:

In the "Payment Settings" menu, click on Swiss Bitcoin Pay
Log in to your Swiss Bitcoin Pay account (or create one if you don't already have one).
Enter the API Key supplied by Swiss Bitcoin Pay, then click on "Save"

Once set up, be-BOP will automatically generate Lightning invoices for your customers, and you'll receive payments directly into your Swiss Bitcoin Pay account. This solution is ideal for users who want to avoid the technical complexity of a personal node while accepting fast, low-cost payments.

PayPal

In addition to Bitcoin, be-BOP also lets you accept cash payments via PayPal, a well-known and widely used international solution.

Configuration steps:

Go to the Payment Settings menu
Click on `PayPal
In your Paypal account (developer section), enter the Client ID and the Secret
Select the currency of your choice (e.g. USD, EUR, XOF, etc.)
Click on `save

Note: You must have a PayPal business account to generate these identifiers. You can obtain them via the [developer] portal (https://developer.paypal.com)

SumUp

The software now integrates the SumUp payment solution, enabling you to accept credit card payments simply, securely and efficiently. To benefit from this functionality, an initial configuration is required. Here are the steps to follow, numbered for a clear and progressive implementation:

Start by entering your API Key, a confidential key supplied by SumUp when you created your developer account. It establishes a secure connection between your SumUp account and the software.
Fill in the Merchant Code field with the unique code that identifies your business within the SumUp platform. This code is essential for associating transactions with your business.
In the Currency field, choose the main currency you use for your transactions (e.g. EUR, USD, CDF, etc.).
Once all fields have been filled in correctly, click on the Save button to save your settings. The system will then establish the link with your SumUp account, and your software will be ready to accept payments.

After this configuration, SumUp integration will be active and operational, allowing you to quickly cash out and track your transactions directly from the software.

Stripe

be-BOP also offers full integration with Stripe, one of the most popular online payment platforms. Stripe allows you to accept online payments via credit card, digital wallet and several other payment methods. Here's how to activate it:

Enter the secret key provided in the Stripe dashboard.
Complete the Public Key field, also provided by Stripe.
Select the principal currency.
Save the configuration, then click Save.

⚠️ Please note: It is essential to know the VAT regime applicable to your activity (e.g.: sale under VAT in the seller's country, exemption under justification, or sale at the VAT rate of the buyer's country) in order to correctly configure the invoicing options in be-BOP.

Currency configuration

be-BOP offers advanced currency management and is adapted to multi-currency environments and specific accounting requirements. To ensure consistency in financial operations and reporting, it is essential to properly configure the different currencies used in the system. Here are the steps to follow for this configuration:

Select the main currency (Main currency)
Select `Secondary currency
Define reference currency (Price reference currency)
Indicate `Accounting currency

Once all currencies have been correctly configured, the software ensures automatic and accurate conversion of multi-currency transactions, while maintaining rigorous accounting consistency.

Configuration of recovery access via email or Nostr

Still in /admin/settings, via the ARM module, make sure that the super-admin account includes an email address or a recovery pub, thus facilitating the procedure if you forget your password.

Language settings

The software offers multi-language capability to adapt to an international audience and enhance the user experience. To activate the multilingual functionality, it is important to configure the available languages and define a default language.

Interface and Identity configuration in be-BOP

be-BOP provides designers with all the tools they need to design a website. The first step is to open the /Admin > Merch > Layout section in the settings. Start by configuring the Top Bar, the Navbar and the Footer.

Le Top Bar

The Top Bar configuration lets you personalize your software's visual identity by displaying key information right from the first line of the Interface. This reinforces brand recognition and provides a clear context for users.

Configuration steps:

In the Brand name field, enter the name of your company, organization or product. This name will appear at the top of the Interface and will represent your main visual identity.
Indicate the website title: the title chosen should summarize the purpose of the platform. This title can appear in the header or in the browser tab.
Add Website description: this is where you enter a brief description of your initiative. This description helps contextualize the tool for users and can also be used for SEO purposes.

Once this information has been entered, the Top Bar will display a clear, professional and coherent presentation of your solution.

Links in the Top Bar

The Top Bar's Links section lets you add shortcuts to important pages in your application or on external sites. These links are displayed directly in the Top Bar, offering your users fast, structured access.

Configuration steps:

Enter link name (Text): in the Text field, enter the name or label of the link as it will appear (e.g. Home, Contact, Help...).
Indicate link address (Url): in the Url field, enter the full address of the target page (internal or external).
Add other links if necessary: each configuration line lets you add an additional link using the Text and Url fields.
Save links: once all links have been entered, click on the "Add top bar link" button to save them.

This configuration allows you to offer clear, fluid and accessible navigation through the different sections of your website or to complementary resources.

La Nav Bar

The Navbar section lets you configure your be-BOP's main navigation menu, usually located on the side or top of the Interface. This menu guides users to the application's various pages and functions. Link configuration is simple and intuitive. Here's how it works:

Enter link name (Text): on the configuration line, start by filling in the Text field. This corresponds to the name of the link displayed in the navigation bar (examples: Dashboard, Users, Settings...).
Enter the link address (Url): next to the Text field, you'll find the Url field. In this field, enter the address of the page to which the link should redirect. This can be an internal route or a link to an external page.
Add multiple links if required: below the first line, new Text and Url fields are available for adding as many links as required. Each line represents an additional navigation link.
Save links: once you've entered all the elements, click on the Add nav bar link button to save and display the results in the navigation bar.

This configuration allows efficient structuring of access to different parts of the software, improving ergonomics and the user experience.

The Footer

The Footer section lets you customize the footer of your software, adding useful information or links. Before configuring the links, start by activating a specific option:

Enable display of the "Powered by be-BOP" label: activate the Display Powered by be-BOP button to display this label in the footer.
Enter the name of the link (Text): fill in the Text field, which corresponds to the wording of the link in the footer (examples: Terms, Privacy, Contact...).
Indicate link address (Url): in the Url field, enter the address of the target page (internal or external).
Add more links if required: use the additional lines to create as many links as you like.
Save links: click on the "Add footer link" button to save links.

Visual personalization

⚠️ Don't forget to set the logos for the light and dark themes, as well as the favicon, via Admin > Merch > Pictures.

Here's how to customize the look and feel of your site:

Go to Pictures section

Menu Admin > Merch > Pictures.

Add a new image

Click on New Picture.

Select a local file

Click on Choose Files, then select an image from your hard disk.

Select the file to import

Double-click on the image to be imported (light logo, dark logo or favicon).

Naming the image

Fill in the Name of the picture field.

Add image

Click Add to finalize the import.

Seller Identity Setup

Identity settings

Accessible via Admin > Identity (or Settings > Identity), this section lets you configure your company's administrative and legal information.

Legal information

Business name: official company name.
Business ID: legal identifier or registration number (RCCM, SIRET...).

Business address

Street: postal address (street, number...).
Country: country.
State: province or region.
City: city.
ZIP code: postal code.

Contact information

Email: professional email address.
Phone: company phone number.

Bank account

Account holder name: name of the account holder.
Account holder Address: holder's address.
IBAN: International Bank Account Number.
BIC: SWIFT/BIC code.

Billing

Click on Fill with main shop informations to pre-fill the data.
Very-top-right issuer information: field for legal/tax information visible on invoices.
Click Update to save changes.

Note: you can also enter additional information to be displayed on the invoice, according to your needs.

Physical store address

For those with a physical store, add a specific full address in Admin > Settings > Identity or a dedicated section. This will enable it to be displayed on official documents and in the footer if necessary.

Product Management

Creating a new product

Go to Admin > Merch > Products to add or modify a product. Fill in the following fields:

Basic information

Product Name: name of the product (e.g. BOP T-shirt limited edition).
Slug: URL identifier without spaces (e.g. tshirt-bop-edition-limitee).
Alias (optional): useful for quick addition to the basket via a dedicated field.

Pricing

Price Amount: product price (e.g. 25.00).
Price Currency: currency (EUR, USD, BTC, etc.).
Special products:
- this is a free product.
- this is a pay-what-you-want product.

Product options

Single product (standalone): only one addition possible per order (e.g. donation, admission ticket).
Product with variations:
- Don't check Standalone.
- Check Product has light variations (no stock difference).
- Add:
Name (e.g. Size),
Values (e.g.: S, M, L, XL),
Price differences if applicable (e.g.: +2 USD for XL).

Stock management

Advanced options when creating a product (Stock, Delivery, Tickets, etc.)

Product with limited stock

If your product is not available in unlimited quantities, check The product has a limited stock. This activates automatic tracking of remaining quantities. Once this box is checked, a field appears to indicate the available stock.

The system manages:

Reserved stock → products in baskets not yet paid for
Stock sold → products already purchased

Basket reservation time: When a customer adds a product to his basket, it is "reserved" for a limited time. You can modify this time in: Admin > Config > Cart reservation (value in minutes)

Product to be delivered?

Check The product has a physical component that will be shipped to the customer's Address. This is useful for all products to be sent physically (books, t-shirts, etc.)

Other options

Ticket: tick if the product is a ticket for an event
Booking: check if this is a reservation slot (e.g.: session, appointment)

Action Settings (bottom)

This section determines where and how the product can be viewed and purchased:

Platform	Product Visible	Addable to Cart
Eshop (public site)	✔️	✔️
Retail POS (point of sale)	✔️	✔️
Google Shopping	✔️	✔️
Nostr-bot (bot sales)	✔️	✔️

Check only the channels you wish to use.

Creation and customization of CMS pages and widgets

Mandatory CMS pages

Go to Admin > Merch > CMS. You'll see a list of existing pages and can add new ones with Add CMS page.

CMS pages are important for:

Inform your visitors (e.g. terms of use)
Comply with the law (e.g. privacy policy)
Explain certain store features (e.g. IP collection, 0% VAT)

You can add other pages as required:

About us / Who we are
Support us / Donations
FAQ
Contact
etc.

Tip: Click on each link or icon to modify the content, title, or seo visibility of each page.

Layout and graphic elements

Go to: Admin > Merch > Layout. You can customize the visual elements of your site:

Top Bar

Modify or delete links (EX: HOME, ABOUT US,...)
Navigation between key sections of the site

Navbar (main navigation bar)

Present in the grey area below the top bar
Contains quick access to: Config, Payment Settings, Transaction, Node Management, Widgets, etc.
Directors only

Footer

Editable from Admin > Merch > Layout
Contains: contact information, useful links, legal notices..

Customize visuals

Go to: Admin > Merch > Pictures

You can:

Change the main logo
Modify or add layout images

Site description

Also modifiable in Pictures, it allows you to display a summary or slogan in the header or footer, depending on the theme.

Note: this allows you to adjust the appearance to your brand identity (educational, commercial or community).

Integrating widgets into CMS pages

Widgets enrich your CMS pages with dynamic or visual elements.

Widget creation

Go to: Admin > Widgets

Examples of available widgets:

Challenges: challenges or missions
Tags: categories or keywords
Sliders: image carousels
Specifications: Specifications tables
Forms: forms (contact, feedback, etc.)
Countdowns: timers
Galleries: image galleries
Leaderboards: user rankings

Integration into CMS pages

Use shortcodes in the content of your CMS pages:

Objective	Tag to Insert
Display a product	`[Product=slug?display=img-1]`
Display an image	`[Picture=slug width=100 height=100 fit=contain]`
Integrate a slider	`[Slider=slug?autoplay=3000]`
Add a challenge	`[Challenge=slug]`
Add a countdown	`[Countdown=slug]`
Integrate a form	`[Form=slug]`

Current parameters:

slug: unique widget identifier
display=img-1: product-specific image
width, height, fit: image dimensions and style
autoplay=3000`: time in ms between two slides

Advantages:

Easy to insert (copy and paste)
Dynamic: any modification to the widget is automatically reflected
No developer required

Order management and reporting

Order tracking

To view and manage past orders, go to: Admin > Transaction > Orders

Here you will find the complete list of orders placed on your site.

Visualization and search

The Interface allows you to search and filter orders according to several criteria:

order Number: order number
product alias: product identifier or name
payment Mean": payment method used (card, crypto, etc.)
Email: customer email

These filters facilitate quick searches and targeted management.

Details of each order

By clicking on an order, you can access a complete file containing:

Products ordered
Customer information
Delivery address (if applicable)
Any notes associated with the order

Possible actions on an order

You can:

Confirm order (if pending)
Cancel an order (in the event of a problem or customer request)
Add labels (for internal organization)
Consult / add internal notes

Note: this section is essential for good logistics and customer relations.

Reporting and export

To access sales and payment statistics:

administrator > Settings > Reporting

Here you'll find an overview of your business, in the form of monthly and yearly reports.

Report content

The reports are divided into sections:

Order Detail: number of orders, status (confirmed, cancelled, pending), evolution
Product Detail: products sold, quantities, popular products
Payment Detail: amounts collected, breakdown by payment method

Data export

Each section includes a Export CSV button, which allows you to:

Download data in CSV format
Open them in Excel, Google Sheets, etc.
Archiving for administrative or accounting use
Use them for internal reports

Note: ideal for performance tracking, accounting and presentations.

Nostr Messaging configuration (optional)

The platform supports the Nostr protocol for certain advanced functions:

Decentralized notifications
Login without password
Interface light administration

Generating and adding the Nostr private key

Go to:

admin > Node Management > Nostr

Click on Create nsec if you don't have one.
The system can generate it automatically.
Alternatively, you can use an existing key (e.g. from Damus or Amethyst).

Copy the nsec key
Add it to your .env.local (or .env) file: ```env NOSTR_PRIVATE_KEY=YourNsecIciKey

Features activated with Nostr

Once configured, several functions are available:

Notifications via Nostr

Send alerts for orders, payments or system events
For administrators or users

Interface light administration

Accessible via a Nostr client
Enables fast, mobile-friendly management

Connexion without password

Login by secure link (sent via Nostr)
Greater user safety and fluidity

Design and theme customization

To adapt the appearance of your store to your graphic charter, go to: Admin > Merch > Theme

Here you'll find all the options for creating and configuring a custom theme.

Creating a theme

When creating or modifying a theme, you can define:

Colors: for buttons, backgrounds, text, links, etc.
Fonts: choice of typefaces for titles, paragraphs, menus
Graphic styles: borders, margins, spacing, block shapes

Customizable sections

Each part of the site can be adjusted independently:

Header: top navigation bar
Body: main content
Footer: bottom of page

Note: this granularity ensures consistency between the site's visuals and your brand's identity.

Theme activation

Once the theme is configured:

Click on Save
Activate it as the store's main theme

Note: the active theme is the one that will be visible to visitors.

Configuring e-mail templates

The platform lets you personalize the emails sent automatically to users. Go to: Admin > Settings > Templates

Creating / editing templates

Each email (order confirmation, forgotten password, etc.) has:

Subject: the subject of the email (e.g. "Your order has been validated")
HTML Body: HTML content displayed in the email

Note: you can insert text, images, links, etc., as required.

Using dynamic variables

To make emails dynamic, insert variables such as:

{orderNumber}}: replaced by the actual order number
{invoiceLink}}: link to the invoice
{websiteLink}}: URL of your website

Note: these tags are automatically replaced when sent.

Advanced tips

Create emails that are responsive for easy reading on mobile devices
Add action buttons (pay, download, track order)
Test your emails by sending them to yourself before publication

Configuring specific tags and widgets

Tag management

Tags can be used to structure and enrich your content. To access them: Admin > Widgets > Tag

Creating a tag

Complete the following fields:

Tag Name: tag name displayed
Slug: unique identifier (no spaces or accents)
Tag Family: groups tags by category

Available families:

creators`: authors or producers
retailers: salespeople or points of sale
Temporal: periods or dates
events: associated events

Optional fields

These fields can be used to enrich a tag as if it were a content page:

Title
Subtitle
Short content
Full content (in French)
CTAs (action buttons)

Using tags

Tags can be:

Allocated to products
Integrated into CMS pages with a tag: [Tag=slug?display=var-1]

Configuration of downloadable files

To offer downloadable documents to your customers: Admin > Merch > Files

Adding a file

Click on New file
Inform:

File name (e.g. Installation guide)
File to upload (PDF, image, Word...)

Note: once added, the platform automatically generates a permanent link.

Using the link

This link can then be inserted into:

CMS page (as text link or button)
A e-mail client (via a template)
A product sheet (e.g. manual download)

It's ideal for providing user manuals, technical guides, product sheets... without the need for external hosting.

Nostr-bot

The platform offers advanced integration with the Nostr protocol, via an automated bot.

Go to: node Management > Nostr

Main features

Relay management

Add or remove relays used by the bot
Optimize the reach and reliability of sent messages

Automatic introduction message

Activate an automatic message on first user interaction
Ideal for:
- Presenting your service
- Send a useful link (e.g. FAQ, contact, order)

Certification of your `npub

Add a logo and a public name
Link to a verified web domain
Enhances the credibility and recognition of your Nostr identity

Nostr-bot use cases

Sending order confirmations to you
Automatic response to events (e.g. new order)
Creating a decentralized customer interaction

Overloading translation labels

be-BOP is multilingual (FR, EN, ES...), but you can adapt the translations to your needs.

To do this, go to: Settings > Language

Loading and editing

Translation files are in JSON. You can:

Download language files
Modify existing texts
Add your own translations

Link to original files:

https://github.com/be-BOP-io-SA/be-BOP/tree/main/src/lib/translations

Example: replace Add to cart by Ajouter au panier or Acheter.

Teamwork & Point of Sale (POS)

User and access rights management

Creating roles

Go to: Admin > Settings > ARM

Click on Create a role to create a role (e.g. Super Admin, POS, Ticket checker).

Each role contains:

write access: write access
read access: read access
forbidden access: sections interdites

User creation

In the same menu Admin > Settings > ARM, add a user with:

login
alias
email recovery
(optional) recovery npub for connection via Nostr

Assign a previously defined role.

Read-only users will see menus in italic and will not be able to modify content.

Point of Sale (POS) configuration

Assigning the POS role

To give a user access to the POS, assign the role Point of Sale (POS) in: Admin > Config > ARM

He can connect via the secure URL: /pos or /pos/touch

POS-specific features

Be-BOP offers a Interface dedicated to physical sales (store, event, etc.).

Quick addition via alias

In /cart, a field allows you to add a product:

By scanning a bar code (ISBN, EAN13)
By entering a product alias manually

Note: the product is automatically added to the basket.

Means of payment

POS supports:

Species
Credit card
Lightning Network (crypto)
Others according to configuration

Two advanced options are available:

VAT exemption: applicable on justification (NGOs, foreigners...)
Gift discount: exceptional discount with compulsory comment

Client-side display

The URL /pos/session is intended for a secondary screen (HDMI, tablet...):

Poster:

Products in progress
Total amount
Method of payment
Discounts applied

Note: the customer follows the order live, while the seller records it on /pos.

POS summary

Function	Description
POS Role	Assigned via ARM
Main Interface	`/pos` or `/pos/touch`
Customer Display (Screen 2)	`/pos/session`
Payment	Cash, card, Lightning, etc.
Product Addition	Alias or barcode scanning
Discounts / VAT	With mandatory managerial justification

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