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In this act, you will:
  • configure packages/tenderly
  • use stage:new command to create an entire environment with multiple Virtual Environments
  • use stage:activate to switch to the newly created environment
  • connect hardhat and nextjs to the environment using stage:connect:hardhat and stage:connect:nextjs
  • deploy contracts and interact with them
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Configure the tenderly package
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Go to packages/tenderly create an .env file by copying the .env.example:
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cd packages/tenderly
cp .env.example .env
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Populate environment variables
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Then, populate the placeholders with following values in packages/tenderly/.env:
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  • TENDERLY_ACCOUNT_ID and TENDERLY_PROJECT_ID (guide)
  • TENDERLY_ACCESS_TOKEN (guide).
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    Create a staging environment
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    From packages/tenderly run npm run stage:new local 1 34443 8453. This will create 3 Virtual Environments (from Mainnet, Mode, and Base).
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    cd packages/tenderly

npm run stage:new local 1 34443 8453
npm run stage:activate local
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    Then check:
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  • The file tenderly/environments/local.json
  • The file packages/tenderly/tenderly.config.ts
  • The list of Virtual Environments in your project
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    Deploy contracts
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    Link hardhat with the active environment and deploy contracts:
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    cd packages/tenderly
npm run stage:connect:hardhat
cd ../hardhat
rm -rf deployments
npx hardhat deploy --network virtual_mainnet
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    Check the Explorer.
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    Run the UI
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    Link hardhat with the active environment and deploy contracts:
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    cd packages/tenderly
npm run stage:connect:nextjs
cd ../nextjs
npm run dev
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    Connect TheGraph
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    TheGraph is not really integrated, but just suppose it was
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    cd packages/tenderly
npm run stage:connect:thegraph
echo "Index it!"
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    Interact
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  • Grab funds from the faucet
  • Send a transaction
  • Check the explorer