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Version: 0.1.2

Install and run

Requirements​

Any of the approaches below that mention cargo require you to have installed Rust. You might also need to install pkg-config and make.

The required Rust version is specified in rust-toolchain.toml in the project root and handled automatically by cargo.

Install an executable binary​

Installing an executable binary is achievable with cargo install via crates.io or github.com. This approach downloads the crate, builds it in release mode and copies it to ~/.cargo/bin/. To avoid needing to compile and wait, check the pre-compiled binary section.

Remove Pythonic Devnet​

If in the past you installed Pythonic Devnet, be sure to remove it to avoid name collision of the old and the new executable - if by no other means, then by rm $(which starknet-devnet).

Install from crates.io​

$ cargo install starknet-devnet

Install from GitHub​

  • Use the --locked flag to ensure using the dependencies listed in Cargo.lock in the project root.
  • Preferably familiarize yourself with the cargo install command (docs).
$ cargo install --git https://github.com/0xSpaceShard/starknet-devnet-rs.git --locked

Run the installed executable​

When cargo install finishes, follow the output in your terminal. If properly configured, you should be able to run Devnet with:

$ starknet-devnet

Fetch a pre-compiled binary executable​

If you want to save time and skip project compilation on installation, since Devnet v0.0.5, the Assets section of each GitHub release contains a set of platform-specific pre-compiled binary executables. Extract and run with:

$ curl https://github.com/0xSpaceShard/starknet-devnet-rs/releases/download/<VERSION>/<COMPRESSED_ARCHIVE> | tar -xvzf -C <TARGET_DIR>
$ <TARGET_DIR>/starknet-devnet

Run from source​

To install the project from source, after git-cloning the Devnet repository, running the following command will install, build and start Devnet:

$ cargo run

Specify optional CLI params like this:

$ cargo run -- [ARGS]

For a more optimized performance (though with a longer compilation time), run:

$ cargo run --release