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. Create a new private repository ng-questplay on Github and leave it empty for now. Then, install our Github application on it.

   ⚠ Your repository must be private!

2. Download this repository onto your local device, and push it to the Github repository you have created.

   • If Using GitHub HTTPS:

     git clone https://github.com/Nodeguardians/ng-questplay.git
     cd ng-questplay
     git remote set-url origin https://github.com/{GITHUB_USERNAME}/ng-questplay.git
     git push -u origin main
     

   • If Using Github SSH

     git clone git@github.com:github.com/Nodeguardians/ng-questplay.git
     cd ng-questplay
     git remote set-url origin git@github.com:{GITHUB_USERNAME}/ng-questplay.git
     git push -u origin main
     

   💡 Replace {GITHUB_USERNAME} with your Github username!

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

   npm run start-adventure
   

4. Create a Github authentication token with public repo access. Then, create a .env file in your root folder and add a GITHUB_TOKEN variable:

   # In .env file
   GITHUB_TOKEN = "ghp_..." # Add token here

   ⚠️ Take care to not share / upload your .env file to anyone or anywhere.

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