user31669: What I have: bitcoind on Linux running.
What I want: to have insight api+ui local website running.
Earlier it was possible to add insight querying your bitcoind. Now it seems they made some bitcore base for insight.
If I install bitcore is it gonna replace bitcoind? How do they interact?
What's the best way to have local insight explorer running now?

user18506: Bitcore is a javascript library for interacting with Bitcoin. Bitcore is built on top of bitcoind and doesn't replace it.
Insight is probably the simplest way to run explorer-style queries if you've already got bitcoind set up.
Alternatively: I believe btcd and Toshi offer similar functionality, but with different implementations than bitcoind.

31669: <p>What I have: bitcoind on Linux running.
What I want: to have insight api+ui local website running.</p>

<p>Earlier it was possible to add insight querying your bitcoind. Now it seems they made some bitcore base for insight.</p>

<p>If I install bitcore is it gonna replace bitcoind? How do they interact?</p>

<p>What's the best way to have local insight explorer running now?</p>
 18506: <p>Bitcore is a javascript library for interacting with Bitcoin. Bitcore is <a href="https://bitcore.io/" rel="nofollow">built on top of bitcoind</a> and doesn't replace it.</p>

<p><a href="https://bitcore.io/api/explorers/" rel="nofollow">Insight</a> is probably the simplest way to run explorer-style queries if you've already got bitcoind set up.</p>

<p>Alternatively: I believe <a href="https://github.com/btcsuite/btcd" rel="nofollow">btcd</a> and <a href="https://github.com/coinbase/toshi" rel="nofollow">Toshi</a> offer similar functionality, but with different implementations than bitcoind.</p>
