Dockerized one-touch Ethereum testnet
To run the testnet, simply run the following command:
docker-compose up
or
yarn start
or
yarn start:detach
If you shut it down and restart it, it will continue from the last block mined.
To wipe state and re-initialize geth
from the genesis block, run the following command:
yarn regenesis
You can re-initialize the genesis.json
file with your own accounts by setting the following environment variables:
CHAIN_ID
- The chain ID of the testnetMINER_ADDRESS
- The address of the miner account- (private key hard-coded in empty-password protected keystore file in
execution/keystore
directory)
- (private key hard-coded in empty-password protected keystore file in
DEPLOYER_ADDRESS
- The address of the deployer account- (default is "m/44'/60'/0'/0" path for "test test test test test test test test test test test junk" mnemonic)
ADDRESS_USER1
- The address of the user1 accountADDRESS_USER2
- The address of the user2 accountADDRESS_USER3
- The address of the user3 account
If you change the MINER_ADDRESS
, you will need to also update the docker-compose.yml
and generate a
Then run the following command to re-initialize the genesis.json
file:
yarn mkgenesis
If you wish to add more, you can search for those strings in the codebase and extend the pattern.
Once you're done, you can run yarn regenesis
to re-initialize the testnet.
To test if the testnet is running, you can use the scripts in the scripts
directory.
To test an RPC call, run:
yarn rpc
To test an authenticated RPC call using the JWT secret, run:
yarn rpc:auth