Deploy BURD
This guide outlines the necessary steps to deploy your BURD version. All the required steps are described below.
Step 1: Clone the BURD Repository
Begin by cloning the BURD project from the @versatus/versatus-burd GitHub repository to your local machine:
git clone git@github.com:versatus/versatus-burd.git
Step 2: Building the Project
Since BURD is already an initialized project, you only need to install and build it. Execute the following commands:
cd lasr \
&& npm install
There is no need to initialize the project using lasrctl init as the BURD project is pre-configured.
With the project installed, you need to build the program. Execute the commands below:
npx lasrctl build burd.ts
Step 3: Test your Program
Before trying to use the program, you should test it. It'll ensure the program functions correctly before deployment. Use this command to run the tests:
npx lasrctl test -b burd -i burd-inputs
All BURD functions will be tested to ensure you won't face problems while trying the program. The output should look something like this:
...
All tests completed. Summary of results:
Test 1 (burd-add-user.json): Passed
Test 2 (burd-approve.json): Passed
Test 3 (burd-churp.json): Passed
Test 4 (burd-create-fail.json): Passed
Test 5 (burd-create.json): Passed
Test 6 (burd-delete-churp.json): Passed
Test 7 (burd-follow.json): Passed
Test 8 (burd-like.json): Passed
Test 9 (burd-unlike.json): Passed
Test 10 (burd-update.json): Passed
Step 4: Deploy BURD
Once all tests have passed, you are ready to deploy BURD. Use the following command, which includes all necessary parameters for a successful deployment:
npx lasrctl deploy --build burd --programName BURD --symbol BURD --initializedSupply 100 --totalSupply 100 \
--txInputs '{"imgUrl":"https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GKuNIgAa4AALDce?format=jpg&name=medium","collection":"burd"}'
See the CLI or Deploy Configuration for additional information about the deploy.
After a successful deployment, the command line will provide a program address. Make sure to save this address, as you will need it to run the frontend later.
What's Next?
With a successfully deployed BURD program, you now can learn more about how the program was created, or go check out how to spin up the frontend to interact with BURD: