Closed remote-gildor closed 3 years ago
Might be possible on some platforms. Examples can be found on https://askubuntu.com/questions/703516/execute-command-in-one-terminal-and-get-the-output-in-another-terminal-it-it-pos
What is your use case here?
Hi @davidmurdoch , my usecase is that I start Ganache with JavaScript code (like this), but then I don't see transaction logs in the Terminal whenever I make an ETH transaction.
Ah, you just need to add logger: console,
to your ganache.server
options, like this:
const server = ganache.server({
logger: console,
port: PORT,
fork: process.env.MAINNET_NODE_URL,
network_id: 1,
accounts: [
{
secretKey: process.env.PRIV_KEY_TEST,
balance: ethers.utils.hexlify(ethers.utils.parseEther("1000")),
},
{
secretKey: process.env.PRIV_KEY_DEPLOY,
balance: ethers.utils.hexlify(ethers.utils.parseEther("1000")),
},
],
});
Nice! Thank you very much David! 🙂
Let's say I run
ganache-cli
in a terminal tab. Is it possible to listen to the same Ganache instance in another terminal tab or window (and see all the logs)? If yes, how?