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Chronik needs to be able to read data from the node. For that, we need to have a reference to `NodeContext`, which we store in `ChronikBridge`. Since for Rust this is an opaque C++ type, we need to pass it around as `std::unique_ptr`. Eventually, this will be part of the `Chronik` struct so we can access the node when we need, for now this just prints us the tip. Currently, `ChronikBridge` only exposes `get_chain_tip`.

Chronik needs to be able to read data from the node. We add `ChronikBridge` (which stores a reference to `NodeContext`), which currently exposes `get_chain_tip` to get the tip of the chain. Since for Rust this is an opaque C++ type, we need to pass it around as `std::unique_ptr`, using `make_bridge`. Eventually, this will be part of the `Chronik` struct so we can access the node when we need.

Chronik needs to be able to read data from the node. For that, we need to have a reference to `NodeContext`, which we store in `ChronikBridge`. Since for Rust this is an opaque C++ typeWe add `ChronikBridge` (which stores a reference to `NodeContext`), we need to pass it around as `std::unique_ptr`which currently exposes `get_chain_tip` to get the tip of the chain. EventuallySince for Rust this is an opaque C++ type, this will be part of the `Chronik` struct so we can access the node when we needwe need to pass it around as `std::unique_ptr`, for now this just prints us the tip. Currentlyusing `make_bridge`. Eventually, this will be part of the `ChronikBridge` only exposes `get_chain_tip`` struct so we can access the node when we need.