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Commands

init

Initializes a new project in a new directory which has the same name as the project. If a project name is not mentioned, a random one is chosen.

dapp-launchpad init [PROJECT-NAME]

Options

Option Description
-t, –template [NAME] Name of the scaffold template to use; default: “javascript”. To get list of available templates, run list scaffold-templates. (default: “javascript”)
-h, –help display help for command

Help

dapp-launchpad init -h

dev

Starts a local dev environment; a local blockchain (Hardhat) and a local front end (Next.js) server.

dapp-launchpad dev [options]

The dev command starts

Options

Option Description
-n, –fork-network-name [NAME] Name of the network to fork; optional. By default, it starts a new chain from genesis block. (choices: “ethereum”, “goerli”, “polygonPos”, “polygonMumbai”, “polygonZkevm”, “polygonZkevmTestnet”)
-b, –fork-block-num [number] Block number to fork at. By default, it’s the latest block.
-r, –reset-on-change Resets the entire local blockchain when any code is changed; for forked mode, it resets back to forked block number; NOT DEFAULT.
–only-smart-contracts Deploys only smart contracts (having started local test chain) and updates Smart contract configs for frontend; does not start frontend dev environment.
–only-frontend Deploys only frontend (having started local server); does not start local blockchain. Smart contracts data is read from pre-existing configs. To generate these manually, use generate smart-contracts-config.
-e, –enable-explorer Sets up a chain explorer for the local test blockchain started; NOT DEFAULT; sign up at https://app.tryethernal.com/.
–ethernal-login-email [EMAIL] Ethernal login email; needed only if –explorer is enabled. This overrides env variable ETHERNAL_EMAIL if present.
–ethernal-login-password [PASSWORD] Ethernal login password; needed only if –explorer is enabled. This overrides env variable ETHERNAL_PASSWORD if present.
–ethernal-workspace [WORKSPACE] Ethernal workspace name; needed only if –explorer is enabled. This overrides env variable ETHERNAL_WORKSPACE if present.
-h, –help Display help for command

Help

dapp-launchpad dev -h

deploy

The deploy command deploys the smart contracts and frontend app to production.

dapp-launchpad deploy -n CHAIN_NAME

Options

Option Description
-n, –network-name Name of the network to deploy smart contracts to. (choices: “ethereum”, “goerli”, “polygonPos”, “polygonMumbai”, “polygonZkevm”, “polygonZkevmTestnet”)
–only-smart-contracts Deploys only smart contracts and updates Smart contracts config for frontend.
–only-frontend Deploys only frontend; smart contracts data is read from Smart contracts config which must pre-exist. To generate these manually, use generate smart-contracts-config
-h, –help Display help for command

Help

dapp-launchpad deploy -h

list

List options.

dapp-launchpad list <WHAT TO LIST>

scaffold-templates

List the available scaffold template languages.

dapp-launchpad list scaffold-templates

generate

Generate the specified.

dapp-launchpad generate <WHAT TO GENERATE>

smart-contracts-config

Generate the smart contract configuration.

dapp-launchpad generate smart-contracts-config

Options

Option Description
-e, –environment Environment where this config would be used (choices: “development”, “production”, default: “development”)
-n, –network-name Name of the network to generate config for. (choices: “ethereum”, “goerli”, “polygonPos”, “polygonMumbai”, “polygonZkevm”, “polygonZkevmTestnet”)
-h, –help Display help for command