Zilliqa 2.0 - The next evolution of Zilliqa

Further documentation can be found in the docs/ directory, for Zilliqa 2 itself, and in z2/docs for the z2 tool used in conjunction with it.

Running a Node

To start a node you need to pass a private key as a command line parameter. This will be interpreted as both a BLS private key and a libp2p secp256k1 private key (of course the corresponding public keys will be different).

You will need to start at least 4 nodes before the network will begin to make progress.

Example invocations for a network with 4 nodes

Note: You must include the public key and peer ID of one of the nodes in the config with the argument -c

cargo run --bin zilliqa -- 65d7f4da9bedc8fb79cbf6722342960bbdfb9759bc0d9e3fb4989e831ccbc227 -c ./infra/config.toml
cargo run --bin zilliqa -- 62070b1a3b5b30236e43b4f1bfd617e1af7474635558314d46127a708b9d302e  -c ./infra/config_rpc_disabled.toml
cargo run --bin zilliqa -- 56d7a450d75c6ba2706ef71da6ca80143ec4971add9c44d7d129a12fa7d3a364 -c ./infra/config_rpc_disabled.toml
cargo run --bin zilliqa -- db670cbff28f4b15297d03fafdab8f5303d68b7591bd59e31eaef215dd0f246a -c ./infra/config_rpc_disabled.toml

You may also want to set RUST_LOG=zilliqa=trace to see the most detailed level of logs.

Running with z2

The z2 program in this repository will run a small local Zilliqa network for you, for debugging. This will include otterscan, spout, a mitmweb API proxy and the documentation.

z2 utility tool usage instructions can be found here. Instructions for running a local network using z2 are here.

Bootstrap with docker-compose

Automated bootstrap of a 4 nodes Zilliqa 2.0 aka zq2 network.

Run:

docker-compose up

Node configuration

Nodes are configured by TOML files. Pass the path to configuration files on the command line with -c or --config-file. If multiple configuration files are provided, they will be merged together. If a configuration key occurs in more than one configuration file, the process will exit with an error.

Testing

The tests can be run with cargo test. Most tests create an in-memory network of nodes, with the libp2p networking layer stubbed out and send API requests to the network.

Some tests involve compiling Solidity code. svm-rs will automatically download and use a suitable version for your platform when you run these tests.

To install svm-rs run:

cargo install svm-rs

Then you can install a suitable Solc version by executing:

svm install <solc version>

Logging

You can get log output globally via

RUST_LOG=zilliqa=[warn|info|debug|trace]

Or via individual modules using eg.

RUST_LOG=debug,sled=info,zilliqa::scilla=trace

rustfmt

We use a couple of nightly-only rustfmt features. The easiest way to get these is:

rustup toolchain install nightly
cargo +nightly fmt

Supported APIs

The supported API table is now auto-generated. You can get one by running:

./scripts/zq2 doc-gen /tmp/mydir

and then looking in /tmp/mydir/supported_apis.md

Of the currently undocumented APIs, the following are partially implemented:

• eth_getBlockByHash (issue #79)
• eth_getBlockByNumber (issue #79)
• net_peerCount