2️⃣ Environment setup

This guide will help you set up the kinto-core repository and the rest of your developer environment.

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2️⃣ Environment setup

This guide will help you set up the kinto-core repository and the rest of your developer environment.

Kinto supports Foundry, Hardhat, and Truffe. You can pick one and follow the instructions in .

The rest of this documentation assumes Foundry and Forge/Cast.

1. Clone the repo

To start, execute git clone for our main repository . This repository contains all of the smart contracts of the project and most importantly some scripts and helpers to interact with the chain.

git clone git@github.com:KintoXYZ/kinto-core.git

2. Installing dependencies and running the tests

Make sure that is installed and run the following:

forge test
... when the script finishes, you should see ...

Ran X test suites: Y tests passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped (Z total tests)

3. Setup your env file

Set your .env variables next:

cp .env.sample .env

Fill (at least) the following variables:

KINTO_RPC_URL="https://rpc.kinto-rpc.com"
MAINNET_NETWORK_ID="7887"
KINTO_DEV_KEY= //Private key for your deployer EOA
KINTO_WALLET= //Kinto wallet public address
KINTO_WALLET_SIGNER_KEY= //EOA signer of your Kinto Wallet

4. Setting up a remote chain (optional)

You can develop using forge tests directly.

When you are ready to test things in a natural environment, we recommend using Anvil to fork mainnet and work against it.

anvil -f <KINTO_REMOTE_URL> --fork-block-number <OPTIONAL_BLOCK>

Copy your local fork URL and override KINTO_RPC_URL with your fork.

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