Welcome guardian. The road out will be treacherous, but remember, fortune favors the brave.

ng-questplay is a lightweight CLI-based application that helps you manage your quests as you venture out into the wilderness to complete quests and fulfill your duty as a Node Guardian.

Getting Started

We highly recommend that you set up Questplay by following our tutorial. But here are the brief steps anyways.

1. From this repository's file list, select Use this template > Create a new repository.

2. Name your repository ng-questplay and mark it as private. Once done, select Create repository.

3. Next, visit and install our Github application. When prompted where to install, select your profile, then only selected repositories > ng-questplay

4. Download your newly created repository onto your local machine.

   git clone https://github.com/{GITHUB_USERNAME}/ng-questplay.git
   

   💡 Replace {GITHUB_USERNAME} with your Github username!

5. Next, run the following command to install the required dependencies.

   cd ng-questplay
   npm run start-adventure
   

Finding a Quest

Run the following command to find and download a specific quest into your repo.

quest find

Alternatively, you can immediately specify the quest name (hyphenated, no spaces).

quest find using-signatures

Running a Local Test

To run a local test in a quest, first make sure you are in the quest folder. Then:

# Run local tests in Part 1
quest test 1

# Run all local tests
quest test

If you have Foundry installed, our quests also support local Foundry tests. To configure your preferred framework to Foundry:

quest set-framework foundry

After which, running quest test will trigger Foundry tests to run instead. The native command forge test also triggers Foundry tests, albeit in a less readable format. However, using forge gives you access to Foundry's many features (e.g., -vvv flag).

Submitting a Quest

To submit a quest for verification, first make sure you are in the quest folder. Commit all your changes into your local repository. Then run:

quest submit

This command pushes your code to your remote repository in Github for verification.

Running the Cross-Chain Bridge

Certain quests require you to run a cross-chain bridge from Avalanche Fuji to Ethereum Goerli. These quests will provide you a way to obtain a 32-byte bridge hash. Then, run the following command.

💡 Replace {BRIDGE_HASH} with your 32-byte bridge hash!

If the bridge hash is valid, you will be given a signature required to process any cross-chain transaction.

Updating CLI

To update the CLI, run:

quest update