Decentraland CLI 1.2

CLI tool for parcel management.

• Quickly create new projects
• Uploading scenes to IPFS
• Linking Ethereum to the scene
• Pinning scene to Decentraland IPFS node
• Compiling scripts
• Warnings and linting of scenes
• Hot reloading
• Query parcel info
• Query deployment status
• Optimizing objects, textures
• Generating bundles of assets
• Test framework for scripting

Requirements

• NodeJS v8 and above
• Python 2.7
• IPFS

Documentation

Installation details for each platform can be found on the Documentation

Usage

Initialize new Decentraland project from working directory:

$ dcl init

Start local development server and serve your scene:

$ dcl start

You can prevent the browser from opening by using the --no-browser flag.

Deploy scene to IPFS and the Ethereum Blockchain:

You need to have IPFS daemon running for this to work!

$ dcl deploy

Check installed CLI version:

dcl -v

Check parcel information:

dcl info 0,0

Check owner information:

dcl info 0x...

Check parcel deployment status:

dcl status 0,0

When deployments are unsuccessful you can save some time by calling dcl link or dcl pin atomically.

Building

1. Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/decentraland/cli.git
2. Go into the CLI directory: cd cli
3. Run npm install
4. Link the CLI with: npm link

dcl command should now be available.

For CLI tool development, run npm run watch in your terminal and npm link in order to use it anywhere. The CLI will use the mainnet address for the LANDProxy contract by default. If you want to change it, you can define the LAND_REGISTRY_CONTRACT_ADDRESS environment variable. You can also use DCL_ENV=dev to point to the Ropsten contract. Contract addresses are available here.

For the Decentraland IPFS node, we are getting the url from here. If you want to set a different url set the IPFS_GATEWAY var in the .env file.

You can do incremental compilations by running npm run watch, but you will need to run npm run build at least once before.