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Cardonnay is a command-line tool for setting up and managing local Cardano testnets.
It supports multiple preconfigured testnet types and makes it easy to inspect and control their lifecycle.


🚀 Getting Started

1. Create a local_fast testnet

$ cardonnay create
Starting the testnet cluster with `/var/tmp/cardonnay-of-user/cluster0_local_fast/start-cluster`:
[...]
Cluster started 🚀

ℹ️ Pro Tip: Add -b to create the testnet in the background, or -c "comment" to add a comment.

2. List running testnet instances

$ cardonnay control ls

[
  {
    "instance": 0,
    "type": "local_fast",
    "state": "started",
    "comment": null
  }
]

3. Inspect the testnet faucet

$ cardonnay inspect faucet -i 0

{
  "address": "addr_test1vpgm9cj9u3k63642vju9jqgeqy393upttt0qtwptlesy08gx620qd",
  "vkey_file": "/var/tmp/cardonnay-of-user/state-cluster0/shelley/genesis-utxo.vkey",
  "skey_file": "/var/tmp/cardonnay-of-user/state-cluster0/shelley/genesis-utxo.skey"
}

4. Work with the testnet

source <(cardonnay control print-env -i 0)
cardano-cli query tip --testnet-magic 42

5. Stop all running testnet instances

$ cardonnay control stop-all
Stopping the testnet cluster with `/var/tmp/cardonnay-of-user/state-cluster0/stop-cluster`:
[...]
Cluster terminated!

🛠️ Installation

Option 1: Using Nix

If you use Nix, you can spin up a development shell with all dependencies:

nix develop

This will provide a fully set-up environment, including Python, Cardano binaries, and jq.

ℹ️ NOTE: To use the latest master branch of cardano-node, run

nix flake update --accept-flake-config --override-input cardano-node github:IntersectMBO/cardano-node/master
nix develop --accept-flake-config

Option 2: Using make

Ensure the following dependencies are installed and available in your PATH:

  • python3
  • jq
  • cardano-node
  • cardano-cli
  • optional: cardano-submit-api

Then install Cardonnay into a virtual environment (.venv) and activate it:

# Create the virtual environment and install Cardonnay
make install

# Activate the virtual environment
source .venv/bin/activate

# (Optional) Enable shell completions for Bash
source completions/cardonnay.bash-completion

⚙️ db-sync (optional)

db-sync is started automatically when DBSYNC_SCHEMA_DIR points to the cardano-db-sync schema directory (cardano-db-sync must be on your PATH). It stays off otherwise.

Set these env vars before cardonnay create:

Env var Effect
DBSYNC_SCHEMA_DIR Path to the db-sync schema dir; enables db-sync.
SMASH Truthy (1/true/yes/on) also starts a SMASH server.
DBSYNC_ALLOW_PRIVATE_OFFCHAIN_URLS Truthy lets db-sync fetch off-chain anchor data (pool/governance metadata) served from localhost. Needed on a local testnet; off by default.
export DBSYNC_SCHEMA_DIR=/path/to/cardano-db-sync/schema
export DBSYNC_ALLOW_PRIVATE_OFFCHAIN_URLS=true
cardonnay create

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