Local Setup

This Directory contains a Docker-based setup to run your own Wasp development setup.

Usage

Starting

Run docker-compose pull to fetch the dependencies.

Create dedicated volumes:

docker volume create --name hornet-nest-db
docker volume create --name wasp-db

Run docker-compose up -d to start the setup.

After startup, you should be able to see the wasp dashboard on: http://localhost/wasp/dashboard/

Stopping/Resuming

You can stop execution with docker-compose down.

Removing data

After docker compose down:

 docker volume rm wasp-db hornet-nest-db

You'll need to re-create the volumes to spin the setup up again.

Ports

The nodes will then be reachable under these ports:

• Wasp:

  • API: http://localhost:9090
  • DASHBOARD: http://localhost/wasp/dashboard

• Hornet:

  • API: http://localhost:14265
  • Faucet: http://localhost:8091
  • Dashboard: http://localhost:8081 (username: admin, password: admin)

Wasp-cli setup

Download the wasp cli from the releases page

To configure a new wasp-cli you can use the following commands:

wasp-cli init
wasp-cli set l1.apiaddress http://localhost:14265
wasp-cli set l1.faucetaddress http://localhost:8091
wasp-cli wasp add 0 http://localhost:9090

To create a chain:

wasp-cli request-funds
wasp-cli chain deploy --chain=testchain

After a chain has been created, the EVM JSON-RPC can be accessed via:

http://localhost:9090/chain/<CHAIN ID (tst1...)>/evm/jsonrpc
ChainID: 1074

Re-build (wasp-devs only)

If you made changes to the Wasp code and want to use it inside the setup, you can re-build the Wasp image using build_container.sh or build_container.cmd.