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fuzd

v0.12.0

Published

run fuzd-server as a node process: the fuzd CLI

Downloads

733

Readme

fuzd

Run the fuzd server as a node process, on a libsql database.

npx fuzd --port 34002 --chain "31337=http://127.0.0.1:8555#finality=1&worstCaseBlockTime=2" --mnemonic "<mnemonic>"

With no --db it runs on :memory:: the database is created and set up at start, and lost when the process stops. No chain is served unless one is given.

Options

Every option falls back to an environment variable, which the process env or a .env / .env.local file in the working directory may set (then .env.default shipped with the package). A flag overrides its variable.

| flag | env | default | | | -------------------------------------- | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | -p, --port <port> | | 3000 | port to listen on | | -d, --db <url> | DB | :memory: | libsql database url (:memory:, file:./fuzd.db, a remote url); :memory: runs the setup at start | | -c, --chain <chainId>=<rpc> | CHAIN_<chainId> | none | a chain to serve, repeatable; the rpc may end with #finality=<blocks>&worstCaseBlockTime=<seconds>&protocol=<ethereum\|starknet> (defaults 12, 15, ethereum) | | -m, --mnemonic <mnemonic> | HD_MNEMONIC | the test ... junk mnemonic, from .env.default | the remote accounts are derived from it | | --admin-token <token> | TOKEN_ADMIN | none: a random token, so the admin routes are closed | password of the admin routes (user admin) | | --time-lock-decryption <true\|false> | TIME_LOCK_DECRYPTION | true | decrypt time-locked executions with drand mainnet | | --payment-account <address> | PAYMENT_ACCOUNT | none | account whose remote account covers a gas price above what an execution authorised | | --contract-timestamp <address> | CONTRACT_TIMESTAMP | none | contract the chain time is read from, instead of the latest block | | --dev | DEV | off | enable the development routes, like /admin/setChainOverride (which also needs the admin token); --dev sets DEV=true, the only value that enables them | | -i, --process-interval <seconds> | | 1 | seconds between each run of the queue, the transactions and the status checks; 0 disables it |

The default mnemonic (from .env.default) is public: it is meant for a local chain only. Give your own for anything else.

# the same configuration from the environment
DB=:memory: CHAIN_31337="http://127.0.0.1:8555#finality=1&worstCaseBlockTime=2" HD_MNEMONIC="<mnemonic>" npx fuzd --port 34002

Develop

pnpm build
pnpm test # spawns the built CLI on free ports