aztec-nargo -V
// nargo version = 0.23.0
// noirc version = 0.23.0+602f23f4fb698cf6e37071936a2a46593a998d08
// (git version hash: ea6aebcc4e190d9dbadaf1dd0f70950651eed615,, is dirty: false)
You can run VERSION=0.21.0 aztec-up
to ensure you have a valid aztec-nargo compiler cli
// Once everything is installed, you should have:
PARENT_DIR/
| - aztec-packages
| - aztec-state-channels
// such that npm imports in statechannel can access the local aztec-packages build with `file:../aztec-packages/yarn-project/*`
3. Install the fork of aztec-packages that has compatible @aztec/* for statechannel repo and runs a modified PXE through the sandbox that supports the state channel construction
a. clone the repo in your parent dir: git clone https://github.com/mach-34/aztec-packages && cd aztec-packages
b. ensure you are on the right branch: git checkout app_circuit_pxe
c. build the entire aztec-packages stack locally: ./bootstrap.sh
- This can take over an hour. If you have a compatible version of aztec-packages already built locally, you can skip 99% of build time by only building yarn_project:
cd yarn_project && bootstrap.sh
- You may experience issues building barretenberg. Visit the official aztec-packages/barretenberg README.md for some help with this
a. in PARENT_DIR, run git clone https://github.com/mach-34/aztec-state-channels && cd statechannel
b. ensuring file:../aztec-packages/yarn-project/*
will work for package.json, run npm i
(yarn will not work)
a. In a new terminal in the aztec-state-channels
folder, run a local Ethereum dev node with npm run anvil
b. In a new terminal in the aztec-state-channels
folder, run the sandbox (and first PXE) with npm run sandbox
c. In a new terminal in the aztec-state-channels
folder, run a second PXE with npm run pxe:secondary
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To run only the state channel tests, run
npm run test:statechannel
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To run only the contract logic unit tests, run
npm run test:logic
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To run all test suites, run the normal
npm run test
PXE ACIR Simulator Iterations On Folding/ HONK