gnodev/

gnodev: Your Gno Development Companion

gnodev is a robust tool designed to streamline your Gno package development process, enhancing productivity by providing immediate feedback on code changes.

Please note that this is a quick overview. For a more detailed guide, refer to the official documentation at docs/gno-tooling/gnodev.md.

Synopsis

gnodev [options] [PKG_PATH ...]

Features

• In-Memory Node: Gnodev starts an in-memory node, automatically loading the examples folder and any user-specified paths.
• Web Interface Server: Gnodev starts a gnoweb server on localhost:8888.
• Balances and Keybase Customization: Set account balances, load them from a file, or add new accounts via a flag.
• Hot Reload: Monitors the examples folder and specified directories for file changes, reloading the package and automatically restarting the node as needed.
• State Maintenance: Ensures the previous node state is preserved by replaying all transactions.
• Transaction Manipulation: Allows for interactive cancellation and redoing of transactions.
• State Export: Export the current state at any time in a genesis doc format.

Commands

While gnodev is running, trigger specific actions by pressing the following combinations:

• H: Display help information.
• A: Display account balances.
• R: Reload the node manually.
• P: Cancel the last action.
• N: Redo the last cancelled action.
• Ctrl+S: Save the current state.
• Ctrl+R: Restore the saved state.
• E: Export the current state to a genesis file.
• Cmd+R: Reset the current node state.
• Cmd+C: Exit gnodev.

Usage

Run gnodev followed by any specific options and/or package paths. The examples directory is loaded automatically. Use --minimal to prevent this.

Example:

gnodev --add-account <bech32/name1>[:<amount1>] ./myrealm

gnobro: realm interface

gnobro is a terminal user interface (TUI) that allows you to browse realms within your terminal. It automatically connects to gnodev for real-time development. In addition to hot reload, it also has the ability to execute commands and interact with your realm.

Usage

gnobro [options] [**PKG_PATH **]

Run gnobro followed by any specific options and/or a target pacakge path.

Use gnobro -h for a detailed list of options.

Example:

gnobro gno.land/r/demo/home

Installation

Run make install to install gnodev.

Run make install.gnobro to install gnobro.