This is a CLI tool to deploy programs using the manager on different environments
It will allow you to use rust to build your program config for deployment, but also allow you to provide a program config in json format.
- Root - The root folder, all scripts should be ran from here
- lib - Core functionality of the deployer
- manager_configs - Holds different environment manager configs
- programs - Holds all different programs you want to deploy
- program_template - Specific program folder
- output - Holds all past deployments of the program
- program_params - Holds program parameters toml files per environment
- src
- main.rs - Entry point to the script
- program_builder.rs - Holds your core program specific core using a rust builder pattern
- program_template - Specific program folder
You must include .env
file in the root of the project with the following variables:
# The mnemonic that will be used by the manager to deploy the program on chains
# The manager is a tool that instantiate the program on all chains and then transfers ownership to the owner
# This should NOT be the owner MNEMONIC, but address that holds enough funds to instantiate the program on all chains.
MANAGER_MNEMONIC=""
A template is provided to help you get started, you can clone it and modify it to deploy your program.
- Don't forget to rename the new program directory and the program name in
Cargo.toml
file.
In your new program directory you will find src/program_builder.rs
file, this is the file that you will modify to build your program using our rust builder pattern.
Your program might need some parameters that are unique for a specific environment, you can provide these parameters in the program_params/
directory.
You should include a file for each environment, the file name should be the environment name, Example: program_params/local.toml
or program_params/mainnet.toml
.
Any parameter that is included there will be available in the program builder function, and can be retrieved using the .get(String)
function, Example: params.get("my_param")
.
You can run your program using the following command:
cargo run -p *PROGRAM_NAME*
Use the name you gave your program in Cargo.toml
file.
After running the script, you will find the output in the output/
directory.
Each deployed program will have its own directory with the date and time of the deployment, inside each directory you will find:
instantiated-program-config.json
- The instantiated program config which includes all the addresses of the contracts of the deployed programdebug-program-config.json
- If deployment failed, this file will include the updated program config up to the failed point, this is helpful for debugging failed deployments.raw-program-config.json
- The generated raw program config before instantiation.
By default each deployed program directory is ignored in git, you can remove the ignore rule in the .gitignore
file if you want to keep the output in your cloned repository.