Network Tool
Network tool is a convenient way to organize all of your network configurations in one place.
You can register several blockchains (networks) under short names and then use these names as a target blockchain when working with contracts.
You can mark one of the networks as a default. It can be used in network commands without providing net name.
Add a network
This command adds a network to the everdev registry.
everdev network add network_name network_endpoints
See other available network addition options with help command:
$ everdev network add -h
EverDev Version: 0.5.0
Use: everdev network add name endpoints [options]
Args:
name
endpoints Comma separated endpoints
Options:
--help, -h Show command usage
--force, -f Overwrite key if already exists
Example with mainnet endpoints:
everdev network add main eri01.main.everos.dev,gra01.main.everos.dev,gra02.main.everos.dev,lim01.main.everos.dev,rbx01.main.everos.dev
Set a giver for a network
This command sets a giver account for a network. Giver will be used to top up your account balances on the network, including during deployment.
everdev network giver network_name giver_address
See other available network addition options with help command:
$ everdev network giver -h
EverDev Version: 0.5.0
Use: everdev network giver name address [options]
Args:
name Network name
address Giver address
Options:
--help, -h Show command usage
--signer, -s Signer to be used with giver
--value, -v Deploying account initial balance in nanotokens
Note: The default signer and the initial balance value of 10 tokens will be used, unless otherwise specified through options. Also note, that some contracts may require a higher initial balance for successful deployment. DePool contract, for instance, requires a minimun of 21 tokens.
Only one giver can be set for a network. Setting another one will overwrite the current giver. To view the current giver settings for all networks, use the everdev network list
command (for details see the section below).
List registered networks
This command lists all registered networks, their public endpoints, and their giver addresses, if any.
everdev network list
Result:
$ everdev network list
Network Endpoints Giver
------------- ----------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------
se http://localhost 0:b5e9240fc2d2f1ff8cbb1d1dee7fb7cae155e5f6320e585fcc685698994a19a5
dev (Default) eri01.net.everos.dev, rbx01.net.everos.dev, gra01.net.everos.dev 0:255a3ad9dfa8aa4f3481856aafc7d79f47d50205190bd56147138740e9b177f3
Set default network
This command sets a previously added network as default (initially the mainnet is used by default).
everdev network default network_name
Delete a network
This command deletes a network from everdev registry.
everdev network delete network_name