gnoland
gnoland
is the production binary powering the gno.land chain. You might want to run it if you're debugging low-level behavior or building advanced tooling like indexers.
For local development, we recommend using gnodev — a developer-optimized node that makes writing and testing Gno contracts much easier.
Note: The gnoland
binary is specific to the gno.land chain. Other chains in the Gno ecosystem will use different binaries tailored to their own configurations and goals.
Getting Started
To run your own local gno.land node, follow this guide from the gnops blog:
👉 Setting up a local Gno chain from scratch
TODO: Make this README self-sufficient so that we don’t depend on this blog.
Install gnoland
git clone git@github.com:gnolang/gno.git
cd gno/gno.land
make install.gnoland
Run gnoland
gnoland start -lazy
Once running, you can interact with it using: