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Working with multiple environments
Motivation
In a standard workflow, the first steps of development will be facing a locally running Gamma server. This server runs multiple nodes in-memory on your local machine.
In later stages of the development process, the contract should also be tested on a test net. Since the test net is external, the HTTP endpoints used will have to change.
To make this process easier, Gamma CLI supports multiple environments with an optional config file.
Gamma config JSON
To configure multiple environments create a file named
orbs-gamma-config.json in the local directory, with the following formatorbs-gamma-config.json
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{
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"Environments": {
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"local": {
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"VirtualChain": 42,
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"Endpoints": ["localhost"]
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},
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"testnet1": {
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"VirtualChain": 90043,
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"Endpoints": ["http://192.168.1.1", "http://192.168.2.2:8080"]
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},
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"testnet2": {
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"VirtualChain": 3007,
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"Endpoints": ["http://10.1.1.122", "https://node-example.com", "http://another.io:8081"]
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}
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}
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}
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If a config file does not exist, the default environment is
"local" with virtual chain 42 and the endpoint "localhost"Choosing environment in Gamma CLI
You can choose the active environment by passing the
-env command line argument to every command. For example, to work with environment testnet2
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gamma-cli send-tx transfer.json -signer user1 -env testnet2
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