Either connect to
- the real Arbitrum Sepolia chain - override
USE_ARBITRUM_SEPOLIA="true"
in.env
file - to local fork - override
USE_LOCALHOST_FORK="true"
in.env
file - to Tenderly fork -
USE_TENDERLY_FORK="true"
in.env
file - Install dapp
yarn install
- Run the dapp with
yarn start
In the extension:
If you want to use the real Arbitrum Sepolia blockchain:
- just use production version of the Taho wallet
If you want to use local or Tenderly fork:
- Install extension due to the readme
- Change
.env
variables# Forking Arbitrum Sepolia USE_MAINNET_FORK=true MAINNET_FORK_CHAIN_ID="421614" CHAIN_API_URL="<tenderly-url-or-local-hardhat-url>"
- Restart extension's process
- Install extension as usual in the browser
In the contracts:
Follow to setup local hardhat fork of Arbitrum Sepolia network. The fork will contain the same set of contracts that is already deployed on the blockchain. In case of using Tenderly fork ignore this section.
Instruction based on the system tests readme
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Install contracts
nvm use
yarn install
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Provide
.envrc
variables, make sure you have Direnv installedexport FORKING_URL="https://sepolia-rollup.arbitrum.io/rpc" # any Arbitrum Sepolia RPC url export TAHO_DEPLOYER_PRIVATE_KEY="..." # account that will get funds on the Hardhat chain fork export FORKING_BLOCK="..." # historical block; optional - setting this var enables cache and speeds up repatable read operations export FORKING_CHAIN_ID="421614" # Arbitrum Sepolia chain id
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Open terminal and run
yarn run test:fork
After all the steps above you should have:
- (optional) the Taho token deployed on the Arbitrum Sepolia forked chain
- the dapp should be able to interact with the token
- the wallet extension should be able to display the token's balance
- the wallet should be able to sign transactions