anchor.diff:  To run it and display a list of command line options:
   
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  -    java -jar bitcoinj-cli/build/libs/bitcoinj-cli-{addons-version}.jar -?
  +    java -jar bitcoinj-cli/build/libs/bitcoinj-cli-{consensusj-version}.jar -?
   
   === Build and Run PeerServer Locally Using Gradle
   
  
positive.code: For help type:
  
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      java -jar bitcoinj-cli-{addons-version}.jar -?
  
  or read the http://msgilligan.github.io/bitcoinj-addons/manpage-bitcoinj-cli.html[manual page].
  
  
negative.code: .. You must login using username: `admin`, password: `admin` to view this page.
  .. The `peers.html' page is currently unstyled HTML.
  
  No `bitcoind` is required. The server uses a bitcoinj https://bitcoinj.github.io/javadoc/{bitcoinj-version}/org/bitcoinj/core/PeerGroup.html[PeerGroup] to connect directly to the Bitcoin network. I'm considering renaming it to `PeerGroupServer` for this reason. The JAR is entirely self-contained and can be run on any system with Java 8 with the `java -jar peerserver-{consensusj-version}.jar` command.
  
  [#bitcoinj-proxy]
  ==== bitcoinj-proxy
  