Closed chadoh closed 9 months ago
@chadoh , can probably use the latest commit off quickstart:master of b58a1127ada30a477f49f330e21038426fb272e4
, also, the network config here could now allow running against testnet
as well since it's on soroban/p20.
Just tried this out. Everything is working an no issue to report!
Just tried this out. Everything is working an no issue to report!
I want to point out that I initially tried this out on futurenet which worked with no issues to report. However, after trying it again on standalone, I ran into the error: 'xdr processing error: xdr value invalid.'
@chadoh , can probably use the latest commit off quickstart:master of
b58a1127ada30a477f49f330e21038426fb272e4
, also, the network config here could now allow running againsttestnet
as well since it's on soroban/p20.
I replied here for the quickstart docker version which you were probably more interested in.
on the 'testnet' enablement, that would be adding it as another network choice in initialize.sh and quickstart.sh.
also, in regards to using the preview11 quickstart version, it has deprecated the usage of --standalone
in favor of --local
instead now, it will print a warning for the former usage. so, it may be good to adjust terminology here to be consistent, i.e. replace 'standalone' with 'local' or should we carve that out to separate ticket?
I do think that changing all the language from quickstart
to local
or localnet
is a separate issue. Partly because I'm not clear on what the new name is. Just local
? Or localnet
? Or does it depend on context? Seems like a bike-shed-type change that doesn't need to slow this one down.
I would also prefer the addition of testnet
to the options here be a separate PR, too. Is that ok? This one was just meant to get things working with the latest Futurenet, as quickly as possible.
I updated the quickstart image in https://github.com/stellar/soroban-tools/pull/973 and here, and I switched the --standalone
flag to --local
in the quickstart.sh
script. However, you can see that the change to the CLI has a failing build:
Error: Failed to initialize container stellar/quickstart:testing@sha256:1c98f895f8b69cc843eeaa5230d67044dbeb390a5529d51dd7762d8ff685c3f8
I would also prefer the addition of testnet to the options here be a separate PR, too. Is that ok? This one was just meant to get things working with the latest Futurenet, as quickly as possible.
@chadoh , thanks sounds good.
I updated the quickstart image in https://github.com/stellar/soroban-tools/pull/973 and here, and I switched the --standalone flag to --local in the quickstart.sh script. However, you can see that the change to the CLI has a failing build:
ok, will try out locally, we just need to verify initialize&run of dapp for local and futurenet network types correct?
@chadoh , that format error from gh workflow is a platform discrepancy of host and image, that sha is pointing at wrong image version actually, you can see earlier in the logs of it downloading the image it reports the issue WARNING: The requested image's platform (linux/arm64) does not match
.
So, that's one issue, which needs to get fixed in soroban docs also, as it should be the multi-platform sha instead and needs to be updated to newer build anyways, because, I'm trying the pr locally on an arm64 host for the standalone network, where that image gets past format errors, but errors for real on contract deploys during init due to resource limits on the local network fromquickstart:testing
image, the latest build of stellar/quickstart:soroban-dev
actually has more recent changes to disable resource limits on that image per https://github.com/stellar/quickstart/pull/492, so, should grab that, and change QUICKSTART_SOROBAN_DOCKER_SHA=stellar/quickstart:soroban-dev
and add --pull always
to the docker run command in quickstart.sh to make sure getting the latest, this will also allow docker to pull the correct platform image automatically.
I've manually installed latest cli - cargo install soroban-cli@20.0.0-rc4 --root ./target
With that in place , i'm able to run ./quickstart.sh standalone
and then NETWORK=standalone npm run reset
, init logs that it used my cli -Using soroban binary from ./target/bin
and contracts are built/deployed.
but when I run the server - npm run dev
i get a js error in browser:
@sreuland this one should be working now
@sreuland this one should be working now
@chadoh , I tried latest from pr, it's initializing correctly but the dapp in browser is getting different js error:
I did in one terminal:
./quckstart.sh standalone
and in second terminal:
rm -rf ./node-modules
npm install
NETWORK=standalone npm run reset
npm run dev
in browser i get:
@chadoh , I tried latest from pr, it's initializing correctly but the dapp in browser is getting different js error:
@chadoh , I think this error was due to the local 'target' directory on my machine not being wiped as part of dapp init steps so, some older contract was in there, and bindings got generated from that, or at least after purging the target directory and init'ing dapp from npm reset again, this forced new cli, ontract wasm, contract bindings from the wasm to be re-built regardless, and eliminated the error on ts gen code saw earlier, and the dapp loads now.
During investigation, I tried following the steps in README for how to init, and it gets pretty complex with different instructions for different networks, so, I took a small step back and tried to consolidate dapp init to always just be npm run reset
, to avoid any old state between dapp restarts, etc and a single way to init regardless of network type.
I put up PR with these suggestions based on your build/preview11
branch, in case you agree the suggestions and want to pull in. AhaLabs/soroban-example-dapp/pull/1
@chadoh , looks good, I just tested out standalone and futurenet back to back, and both cases worked, the only thing I found was the 'clean' behavior between resets and put up a pr with a suggestion - AhaLabs/soroban-example-dapp/1
Just tested both cases back to back as well and can confirm this is working
abundance
source fromtoken
contract at https://github.com/stellar/soroban-examples/pull/277. Note that I did not author most of the changes in thecontracts/abundance
folder. I only copied in the changes originally authored by @leighmcculloch, then updated for the single tweak that thisabundance
contract already had: 1. comments on themint
method; 2. slightly modifiedmint
behavior.Contract
class, rather than a flat bag of functions. Instantiating these contracts is now taken care of inshared/contracts.ts
, with code throughout the rest of the codebase referencing these instances.network
andrpcUrl
used with theinitialize.sh
script. NextJS doesn't allow reading the files we already write (like.soroban-example-dapp/network
), so for now I've alsoecho
d relevant values to ashared/config.json
file, which is hidden. This could probably be cleaned up in the future by putting all relevant settings in an.env
file, and cleaning up the package.json scripts to usedotenv cross-env
or similar.