This holds the files needed to create a dockerized parity client with multiple funded and unlocked accounts. It uses the InstantSeal consensus engine, which allows for transactions to be immediately mined and sealed so that testing can be sped up.
By default there are 10 accounts unlocked with more than enough ether to do any testing. The
default block gas limit is 6.5e6 which is pretty standard for the testing network. If you need
more you can adjust that in the instant-seal-config.toml file and rebuild your image.
To build the image you can use docker build:
$ docker build -f Dockerfile -t parity-instantseal:latest .
You can run the client by using docker run:
$ docker run -it -p 8545:8545 parity-instantseal:latest
Once the container is up and running you can run any tests or send any transactions to the running node and they will be instantly mined and verified.
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