lord kelvin
EVM interface
Quickstart:
- to just build the docker image, type:
make dbuild
- to run tests, type:
make -C tools
- or to use a specific ganache port:
PORT=1234 make -C tools
- to run tests, then get a shell, type:
make -C tools sh
- or to use a specific ganache port:
PORT=1234 make -C tools sh
Using different networks
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Only
ganacheandkovanare supported -
To add a network:
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- add a new
env.{NEWORK}.shfile to tools
- add a new
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- add a new alias in
tools/aliases
- add a new alias in
Inside docker
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your life is easy, just type the name of the network!
-
Examples:
ganache
kovan
Outside docker
- to use ganache (the default), type:
source env.sh
- to use kovan, type:
source env.kovan.sh
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