This program now lives upstream in the Strangelove org here and is bundled with their interchain suite of products. This includes more programming languages such as bash, rust, and python drivers for TTD and easy local enviroments.
A simple way to config and run IBC local chain testing environments using Strangelove's InterchainTest
This will eventually get phased out and brought into the ICTest repo directly. Just doing it here for ease of creation & for a future simple public archive.
Install on Mac / Linux
git clone https://github.com/Reecepbcups/local-interchain.git
cd local-interchain
# NOTE: your binary will link back to this location of where you install.
# If you rename the folder or move it, you need to `make install` the binary again.
make install
Install on Windows
Follow this guide to setup the Windows OS environment for installing Local Interchain.
./configs/relayer.json
cp ./configs/base_ibc.json ./configs/mytest1_ignored.json
local-ic start mytest1_ignored.json
ICTEST_HOME=/root/example/local-interchain local-ic start myother_ignored.json
(Default: make install
links to the cloned directory. go install .
will use your home directory /local-interchain)
(Ending the config file with _ignored.json
or _ignore.json
will ignore it from git)
A rest API can be found at curl localhost:8080/
by default. Other actions can take place here such as file uploads, actions, querying chain config information, and more!
Read more about the API here
Auto complete: edit ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc and add source <(local-ic completion bash)
or source <(local-ic completion zsh)
.
(fish & windows powershell is also supported)
After starting the chain(s), you can read the ./configs/logs.json
file to get useful information. This includes the chain's id, name, RPC address, and more.
// ./configs/logs.json
[
{
"chain_id": "exampleid-1",
"chain_name": "example",
"rpc_address": "http://localhost:38829",
"grpc_address": "localhost:34917",
"ibc_paths": []
}
]
'ibc-path' should only be set if you are using 2+ chains. If you are using 1 chain, you can leave it blank.
You can use %DENOM%
anywhere in the chain's config to use the denom
line. This is useful for gas prices, Genesis accounts, etc.
Configuration's have set defaults. The minimum you need to run a single chain is the following
{
"name": "juno",
"chain_id": "localjuno-2",
"denom": "ujuno",
"docker_image": {
"version": "v14.1.0"
},
"gas_prices": "0%DENOM%",
"gas_adjustment": 2.0,
}
Here is a base chain template with every feature the configuration accepts. Accounts have extra data to make it simpler for scripting and read from the file directly.
{
"name": "juno",
"chain_id": "localjuno-1",
"denom": "ujuno",
"binary": "junod",
"bech32_prefix": "juno",
"docker_image": {
"repository": "ghcr.io/cosmoscontracts/juno-e2e",
"version": "v14.1.0",
"uid_gid": "1000:1000"
},
"chain_type": "cosmos",
"coin_type": 118,
"trusting_period": "112h",
"gas_prices": "0%DENOM%",
"gas_adjustment": 2.0,
"number_vals": 1,
"number_node": 0,
"blocks_ttl": -1,
"use_new_genesis_command": false,
"ibc_paths": ["juno-ibc-1"],
"debugging": true,
"block_time": "500ms",
"encoding-options": ["juno"],
"genesis": {
"modify": [
{
"key": "app_state.gov.voting_params.voting_period",
"value": "15s"
},
{
"key": "app_state.gov.deposit_params.max_deposit_period",
"value": "15s"
},
{
"key": "app_state.gov.deposit_params.min_deposit.0.denom",
"value": "ujuno"
}
],
"accounts": [
{
"name": "acc0",
"address": "juno1efd63aw40lxf3n4mhf7dzhjkr453axurv2zdzk",
"amount": "10000000%DENOM%",
"mnemonic": "decorate bright ozone fork gallery riot bus exhaust worth way bone indoor calm squirrel merry zero scheme cotton until shop any excess stage laundry"
}
]
}
},