| Crates.io | kudune |
| lib.rs | kudune |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| created_at | 2025-03-20 21:24:11.480781+00 |
| updated_at | 2025-10-08 18:43:58.568874+00 |
| description | Utility to setup Antelope nodes in Docker |
| homepage | https://github.com/digigaia/kudu |
| repository | https://github.com/digigaia/kudu |
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Here is a list of workflows that should be enabled by the kudune utility
and how they can be performed. This should serve both as design document
and end-to-end testing of the binary to assess its usefulness / ease-of-use.
By default, we run nodeos in a docker container with the name vaulta_container.
kudune build-image # use a default Ubuntu base image
kudune build-image wackou:devbox # use a provided base image
kudune destroy # ensure that we don't have a lingering docker container
kudune start-node
kudune destroy # ensure that we don't have a lingering docker container
kudune start-node --config <CONFIG_FILE.INI>
in particular, we want to expose the http port to all listeners, not only localhost
kudune set-config default
you can set specific values like so:
kudune set-config http-server-address=0.0.0.0:8888 chain-state-db-size-mb=65536 contracts-console=true
better error handling instead of unwrap, esp. on docker commands -> bubble up errors and display then with color_eyre?
check some use cases from here: https://docs.vaulta.com/docs/latest/node-operation/api-node can we fulfill them?
use IndexMap on the node config to ensure we do not mess up the config file order also ensure we're keeping comments from the config file when round-tripping it
make sure we can generate a decent documentation
try to follow guidelines from https://clig.dev
try to optimize docker image using dive or xray-tui to check it