0.1.0	Jun 10, 2022

Apache-2.0

115KB
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Cosmos Script

A Rust gRPC-based scripting library.

Environment variables

These env variables might contain sensitive information (like a mnemonic phrase). I am not responsible for your security practices.

A new chain/network scaffold will be automatically generated when you try to run a script with unknown .env values.

Entry	Description
CHAIN	Name of the chain you're targeting (juno, terra, osmosis, ...)
NETWORK	The kind of network you are targeting (local, testnet, mainnet)
DEPLOYMENT	Name of the targeted deployment group
RUST_LOG	Debug level for logging
WASM_DIR	Directory path that holds optimized `.wasm` builds
STORE	File that stores network info and state
LOCAL_MNEMONIC	Mnemonic used when `NETWORK="local"`
TEST_MNEMONIC	Mnemonic used when `NETWORK="testnet"`
MAIN_MNEMONIC	Mnemonic used when `NETWORK="mainnet"`
LOCAL_MULTISIG	Multisig addr used when `NETWORK="local"`
TEST_MULTISIG	Multisig addr used when `NETWORK="testnet"`
MAIN_MULTISIG	Multisig addr used when `NETWORK="mainnet"`

Create a new dir + workspace to hold the scripts and the generated executable binaries.
```
$ mkdir my_scripts
$ cd my_scripts
$ cargo init --bin
```
Clone the example.env file to your scripting workspace and rename it to .env. Update the values as required and make sure .env is included in your .gitignore file!
Next, copy the default_store.json and add whatever chain you want.
In order to start using cosm-script you need to add the package as a dependency in your Cargo.toml file. (TODO: upload to crates.io)
```
[dependencies]
cosm-script = {git = "", tag = "v1.0.0"}
```

Your layout should then look something like this

my_scripts/
├─ src/
│  ├─ bin/
│  │  ├─ first_stript.rs
│  │  ├─ // My actual scripts
│  ├─ main.rs
├─ default_store.json
├─ .env
├─ Cargo.toml

You can then add a custom library, similar to cw-plus-script, that holds your custom contract interface definitions.

~31–45MB
~701K SLoC