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First, ensure these are installed:
Next, ensure the Docker daemon is running.
After that, clone the Graph Node project locally,
and navigate to the docker directory in that project (e.g. cd graph-node/docker).
If you're on Linux, run ./setup.sh in that directory to set the host IP address in the docker config.
At this point, it should be possible to run the node: docker-compose up. Check that its services are running in the logs (GraphQL, Postgres, and IPFS).
Finally, run Ganache on http://0.0.0.0:7545 such that it is available to running Docker images (ganache-cli -p 7545 -h 0.0.0.0)
yarnyarn prepare:<config>(i.eropsten,local,staging,mainnet)yarn codegen
Firstly, the subgraph can be created by running: yarn create:local; this should lead to a number of logs on the graph node.
Once the subgraph has been created, it can be deployed at any time with: yarn deploy:local.
This will cause the graph to start processing blocks and mapping events. Eventually, the subgraph will have been (re)created.
If changes are made to the contracts, subgraph.yaml, or the GraphQL schema, run yarn codegen;
this re-create the generated folder.
NB: Type-checking is performed at build time; yarn tsc won't work.
yarn- Ensure correct config in
/config/<config>.json yarn prepare:<config>yarn codegenyarn deploy:<config> <access token>