The single-node testnet is the must have for developers who want to run local testnet with the minimum requirements. Having full functionality you can test your plugins, SDKs, services and so on.

So, to run it follow the step below

1. Make sure you have appropriate Docker image for pre-build envirounment with installed Node.js, Go, Python, Git and so on. If you don't have - clone the image and create the container.

docker pull klyntar/all_in_one:v3.0.0

docker run -dtp 7331:7331 --name klyntar_node klyntar/all_in_one:v3.0.0

# Go into container

docker exec -ti klyntar_node bash

# Chose the directory

cd ~

1. Clone this repository

git clone https://github.com/KLYN74R/AntiVenom.git

cd AntiVenom

2. Make build script executable

chmod 700 build_single_node_testnet.sh

3. Run the build script and take a rest

./build_single_node_testnet.sh

4. Set the env variables

export KLY_MODE=test

export SYMBIOTE_DIR=~/kly_testnet

5. Finally, you can run the node

klyntar

1. Local testnet(symbiote) with a single validator
2. Validator keypair is

{
    prv:"af837c459929895651315e878f4917c7622daeb522086ec95cfe64fed2496867",
    pub:"7GPupbq1vtKUgaqVeHiDbEJcxS7sSjwPnbht4eRaDBAEJv8ZKHNCSu2Am3CuWnHjta"
}

and the password to decrypt private key is qwerty

3. Hostchain defined as kly-evm - it was local runned ETH node(Geth client), but we can avoid using it in this setup
4. Enabled KLY-EVM. The web3 EVM-compatible API available via http://localhost:7331/kly_evm_rpc

rm -rf ~/kly_testnet

cd ~/AntiVenom

./build_single_node_testnet.sh

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