# etherlime ganache

## Syntax

```
etherlime ganache [port] [output] [fork] [gasPrice] [gasLimit] [mnemonic] [count] [unlock] [secure]
```

Parameters:

* `port` - \[Optional] By specifying `--port` you can specify port to

  run the etherlime ganache. Default: 8545
* `output` - \[Optional] Defines the way that the logs are shown.

  Choices: `none` - silences the output of logs, `normal` - see

  verbose logs in the console and `structured` - structured output in

  a file meant for inter program communication.
* `fork` - \[Optional] By specifying `--fork` you can fork from

  another currently running Ethereum network at a given block or at a

  last current block. The input to the optional parameter should be

  the HTTP location and port of the running network, e.g

  <http://localhost:8545> and in addition you can specify a block

  number to fork from, using an `@` sign:

  <http://localhost:8545@3349038>
* `gasPrice` - \[Optional] By specifying `--gasPrice` you can specify

  the default gas price for transactions. Default: 2000000000 wei (2

  Gwei)
* `gasLimit` - \[Optional] By specifying `--gasLimit` you can specify

  the default block gas limit. Default: 6721975
* `mnemonic` - \[Optional] By specifying `--mnemonic` you can

  generate additional account/accounts to the accounts that are coming

  with `etherlime ganache` command. Please note: Running this command

  will modify your local `setup.json`.
* `count` - \[Optional] By specifying `--count` you can specify how

  many accounts to generate based on the mnemomic specified with

  `--mnemomnic`. Defaults to: 1 and works only if `--mnemonic` is

  passed.
* `networkId` - \[Optional] By specifying `--networkId` you can specify the network id etherlime ganache will use to identify itself.
* `unlock` - \[Optional] By specifying `--unlock` and passing an address to unlock specific account/accounts
* `secure` - \[Optional] By specifying `--secure` Lock available accounts by default. (Default: false)

For easier integration and usage of `EtherlimeGanacheDeployer` and running local deployments you can use the embedded ganache-cli. It comes with fixed 10 accounts and a lot of ETH (191408831393027885698 to be precise)


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