Add a scripts folder in root with bash script that can run a local testnet

[marc-aurele-besner]

Add a scripts folder in root with bash script that can run a local testnet

Hopefully, this will make the development easier, especially as we start tackling extrinsics

Localhost testing

To test the packages against a local node, you can use the script at scripts/localhost.sh.

1. Verify that the line 3-7 of the script matches your current OS and architecture.

   # Change the following variables as needed
   # OS to download
   OS="macos" # macos | ubuntu | windows
   # Architecture to download
   ARCHITECTURE="aarch64" # aarch64 | x86_64-skylake | x86_64-v2

2. Run the script:

   ./scripts/localhost.sh

   This script will download the latest version of the node and farmer for your OS and architecture, start the node, and farmer

3. Run the tests:

   bash scripts/localhost-run-test.sh

   The tests will detect the local node and farmer and run the tests against them instead of the public testnet.

[jfrank-summit]

Looks great! This will work well for consensus, we may want to add support for auto-id in the future as well.

[marc-aurele-besner]

Looks great! This will work well for consensus, we may want to add support for auto-id in the future as well.

Indeed, I was just not to sure how to go about run an operator in localhost :)