Solana Workflow

solana-workflow.sh

anchor init myproj; cd myproj; anchor build

# Open a new tab and run a local ledger
solana-test-validator --no-bpf-jit

# Go back to main tab
anchor deploy `solana address -k target/deploy/bouteilles-keypair.json`

# After our first deploy we now have a keypair and we can use the public address as the programID.
sed -i '' "s/Fg6PaFpoGXkYsidMpWTK6W2BeZ7FEfcYkg476zPFsLnS/$(solana address -k target/deploy/bouteilles-keypair.json)/g" Anchor.toml
sed -i '' "s/Fg6PaFpoGXkYsidMpWTK6W2BeZ7FEfcYkg476zPFsLnS/$(solana address -k target/deploy/bouteilles-keypair.json)/g" programs/bouteilles/src/lib.rs

# Let's build and deploy once again with our new identifier
anchor build && anchor deploy

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# Tests
# If you have previousply built and deploy to a running ledger
# On a separate terminal session, start the local ledger.
solana-test-validator --no-bpf-jit

# Then, back on the main terminal session.
anchor build &&  anchor deploy && anchor run test

# It means if you are just tweaking test, you can just
anchor run test

# But if you need to do the whole cycle + run a fresh local ledger (solana-test-validator --reset)
# You can do the whole thing in one shot with, make sure that you don't have any local ledger running tho!
anchor test

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# "Serving your backend"
# This command is quite useful when you focusing on your frontend and just need the latest version of your solana program running
anchor localnet

# It is the same as 
solana-test-validator --reset
anchor build
anchor deploy