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@colony/colony-cli
Advanced tools
The colony-cli package is a command line tool for building colonyStarter packages and running services such as Ganache, Truffle, and Trufflepig to assist with local development alongside the colonyNetwork smart contracts.
>=10.13.0
>=1.12.0
>=18.09.0
You may find it helpful to use Node Version Manager (nvm
) to manage Node versions.
If you are using Linux, check out Linux Setup to ensure Yarn and Docker are set up accordingly.
Install the colony-cli
package globally:
yarn global add @colony/colony-cli
build
Build colonyStarter packages:
colony build [package-name]
service
Start a local test network with Ganache:
colony service start-ganache
Start a local test network with Ganache using --noVMErrorsOnRPCResponse
:
colony service start-ganache --noVMErrorsOnRPCResponse
Deploy the colonyNetwork smart contracts:
colony service deploy-contracts
Deploy a specific version of the colonyNetwork smart contracts:
colony service deploy-contracts --specific glider
Serve truffle contract data with TrufflePig:
colony service start-trufflepig
Seed the network with global skills:
colony service seed-network
Create a test colony:
colony service colony-setup
Run Truffle commands:
colony service truffle [develop/compile/migrate/test]
FAQs
A command line tool for building with Colony
The npm package @colony/colony-cli receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, @colony/colony-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @colony/colony-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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