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- Ensure you installed Docker on your desktop.
- Ensure you succeeded with Step 1. Add testnet to MetaMask/Trust Wallet/EVM-compatible Wallet
- Ensure you succeeded with Sept 2. Install QAN XLINK Docker.
- Ensure you succeeded with Step 3. Import private key to MetaMask/Trust Wallet/EVM-compatible Wallet wallet.
- Ensure you succeeded with Step 4. Request testnet tokens
Setting up your dev environment
Learn how to set up your QAN TestNet dev environment.
Prerequisites
Note:
Installing qvmctl
The qvmctl CLI tool is the swiss knife for interacting with QVM. It can be acquired and easily used through Docker using the following commands:
Install image
docker pull qanplatform/qvmctl
Verify installation
docker run --rm qanplatform/qvmctl version
If everything went correctly the qvmctl version string should be printed on the terminal.
v0.0.4-46e19631
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