dfx sns
Use the dfx sns
subcommands to simulate decentralizing a dapp.
The basic syntax for running dfx sns
commands is:
dfx sns [subcommand] [flag]
Depending on the dfx sns
subcommand you specify, additional arguments, options, and flags might apply. For reference information and examples that illustrate using dfx sns
commands, select an appropriate command.
Command | Description |
---|---|
create | Creates an SPS configuration template. |
validate | Checks whether the sns config file is valid. |
deploy | Deploys SPS canisters according to the local config. |
help | Displays usage information message for a specified subcommand. |
To view usage information for a specific subcommand, specify the subcommand and the --help
flag. For example, to see usage information for dfx sns validate
, you can run the following command:
dfx sns validate --help
dfx sns create
Use the dfx sns create
command to create an SPS configuration file. The configuration file specifies important, legally and financially relevant details about dapp decentralization. The file leaves blank parameters such as token name; you will need to fill these in.
Basic usage
dfx sns create
Examples
You can use the dfx sns create
command to create and view a configuration file:
dfx sns create
less sns.yml
dfx sns validate
Use the dfx sns validate
command to verify that an SPS configuration file is well formed.
Basic usage
dfx sns validate
Examples
You can use the dfx sns validate
command to verify that a configuration template is valid. It is not; it needs details such as token name:
dfx sns config create
Fill in the blank fields, then:
dfx sns config validate
dfx sns deploy
Use the dfx sns deploy
command to create SPS canisters according to the local configuration file.
Note: Deploying SPS canisters does not require a proposal, however there is a hefty fee. Please don't create canisters on mainnet until you have tested your configuration locally and are sure that you are happy with it.
Basic usage
dfx sns deploy
Examples
Create an SPS on the local testnet:
dfx sns config create
Fill in the blank fields, then:
dfx sns config validate
dfx sns deploy
You can now verify that the sns canisters have been created. E.g.:
dfx canister info sns_root
dfx canister info sns_ledger