CosmWasm Auditors' Dev Container (In Progress)

This development container aims to provide a turn-key development environment for auditors working with CosmWasm smart contracts. This container comes pre-configured with all the tools, libraries, and configurations required to perform security audits effectively and efficiently.

Prerequisites

• VS Code
• Remote - Containers Extension
• Docker or Podman

Features

• Rust Environment: Pre-configured with Rust, Cargo, and other Rust auditing tools.
• Security Tools: Includes commonly-used security tools for smart contract auditing.
• Scripting Support: Ready-to-use scripts for common auditing tasks. (In progress)

Getting Started

Using as a Dev Container

1. Clone the Repository

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/CosmWasm-auditors-devcontainer.git

2. Navigate to the Project Folder

   cd CosmWasm-auditors-devcontainer

3. Copy devcontainer.json into audit repo

    cp -r path/to/CosmWasm-auditors-devcontainer/.devcontainer /path/to/auditing-repo/

4. Open in Dev Container

   Open code and a popup will appear asking if you want to reopen the project in a Dev Container. Click "Reopen in Container".

   Alternatively, use F1 to open the Command Palette and run "Remote-Containers: Reopen in Container".

Using the base docker image

1. Navigate to the folder containing the Dockerfile for the base image

   cd /path/to/.devcontainer/

2. Build the Base Image

   docker build -t your-base-image-name .

   or if using Podman,

   podman build -t your-base-image-name .

3. Manually Attach to the Container in VS Code

4. CTRL+SHIFT+P - Remote-Containers: Attach to Running Container

5. You have now manually attached to the container, keep in mind this ignores the devcontainer config

Recommendations

• I recommend configuring a rootless podman configuration.

Troubleshooting

• For issues, refer to VS Code Remote - Containers troubleshooting guide or create an issue.