Staging

Setting Up Your Environment

Create a .envrc File

1. Create the .envrc file:

   • In the root directory of the project, create a file named .envrc.

   • The file should contain the following lines (fill in the values or ask Trevor/Britton):

   shCopy codeexport ETHEREUM_RPC_URL=
   export OPTIMISM_RPC_URL=
   export ARBITRUM_RPC_URL=
   export AVALANCHE_RPC_URL=
   export POLYGON_RPC_URL=
   export PRIV_KEY=

2. Use direnv to load environment variables:

   • We recommend using direnv to automatically load the environment variables when you enter the root directory.

   • Follow the instructions to install direnv and hook into your shell.

Create a Virtual Environment

1. Create the virtual environment:

   shCopy codepython3 -m venv .venv

2. Activate the virtual environment:

   shCopy codesource .venv/bin/activate

   • Note: If you are using a shell other than bash or zsh, you may need to use a different activate binary.

3. Install dependencies:

   shCopy codepip install -r requirements.txt

4. Allow direnv to load the .envrc file:

   shCopy codedirenv allow

Running the Server Locally

After setting up your environment, run the server locally with:

shCopy codeuvicorn frontend:app --host localhost --port 8080

Working on a Branch Locally

1. Clone the repository:

   • Using HTTPS:

     shCopy codegit clone https://github.com/tristeroresearch/cache-half-full

   • Using SSH:

     shCopy codegit clone [e-mail]:tristeroresearch/cache-half-full

2. Check out the staging branch (or any other branch):

   shCopy codegit checkout staging

3. Create a new branch:

   shCopy codegit checkout -b new_branch_name

Pushing Local Changes

1. Add your changes:

   • Add everything:

     shCopy codegit add .

   • Add specific files:

     shCopy codegit add <file_path>

2. Commit your changes:

   shCopy codegit commit -m "commit message"

3. Push your changes:

   shCopy codegit push

4. Push a new branch to origin:

   shCopy codegit push -u origin new_branch_name

Reading Logs

1. Access logs and metrics:

   • Go to the Fly.io dashboard and ensure you have an invite.
   • Navigate to the Tristero project:

   

   View Logs and Metrics

Changing Secrets/Environment Variables of the Deployed App

1. Install Flyctl:

   • Follow the instructions to install Flyctl.

2. Log in to Flyctl:

   shCopy codeflyctl auth login

3. 

   
4. Push to rebuild:

   • After making changes to secrets or environment variables, push to rebuild the staging app.