https://github.com/engi-network/cli

Setup

1. Setup the CLI

   • clone the repository and cd into it
   • install the dependencies with pipenv install --dev which will also create a virtual environment for the project
   • now you can run the CLI with pipenv run engi from within that environment (whether inside the project directory or not)
   • 👇 add to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc to make engi command available from anywhere
     • with these set, run engienv to activate the virtualenv before running engi

   alias engienv="source PATH_TO_PIPENV_CREATED_VIRTUAL_ENV_BIN_ACTIVATE"
   alias engi="PIPENV_VERBOSITY=-1 pipenv run engi"
   

Creating a Bounty

<aside> ☝️ Easily reuse a global “environment” by specifying chain (mainnet, testnet, local) and mnemonic key-value pairs at ~/.config/engi/config.yml

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Create a bounty for a given a remote repository (Python Pytest Example).

1. Analyze

   • engi analyse [<https://github.com/engi-network/demo-python>](<https://github.com/engi-network/demo-python>) | tee python-demo-analysis.json

2. Draft

   engi draft --name "Fix Python Calculator" --funding 10000000000 --test='test/test_demo.py::test_fail' python-demo-analysis.json | tee python-demo-draft.json
   

3. Create

   • 💎 You’ll need enough ENGI to pay for the bounty funding and gas
   • ⚠️ Set mainnet env variables for the real deal
     • BLOCKCHAIN_API_URL="wss://mainnet.engi.network:9944
     • GRAPHQL_API_URL="<https://api.engi.network/api/graphql>"
   • (testnet) BLOCKCHAIN_API_URL="wss://testnet.engi.network:9944" GRAPHQL_API_URL="<https://staging.api.engi.network/api/graphql>"

   engi job create python-demo-draft.json
   

When created successfully, you’ll soon see it populated on the web’s bounty page (mainnet).

Attempting a Bounty

Attempt a bounty created from a fixed fork of the Python Pytest Example.