Quick Start

Installing
npm i -g etherlime
Having Etherlime installed you'll have the ability to compile, deploy, test, debug and many other cli-command options for a smart contracts development.
Note that you have to install etherlime-lib package separately for using the deployment API.
Running embedded ganache-cli
etherlime ganache
Allows the use of EtherlimeGanacheDeployer
Deploying with etherlime
Initialize etherlime
etherlime init
This will create deployment directory with deploy.js file inside. You can use this file to write your deployment procedure.
Deployer Example
    const etherlime = require('etherlime-lib');
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    // Path to your etherlime compiled contract json file
    const TestContract = require('../build/TestContract.json'); 
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    const deploy = async (network, secret) => {
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        const deployer = new etherlime.EtherlimeGanacheDeployer();
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        // Add params separated with ,
        const result = await deployer.deploy(TestContract, {});
    }
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    module.exports = { deploy }
Verifying Smart Contract Example
    const etherlime = require('etherlime-lib');
    // Path to your etherlime compiled contract json file
    const TestContract = require('../build/TestContract.json'); 
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    const deploy = async (network, secret, etherscanApiKey) => {
        const deployer = new etherlime.InfuraPrivateKeyDeployer(secret, network,
            "INFURA_API_KEY");
        deployer.defaultOverrides = { etherscanApiKey };
        // Add params separated with ,
        const result = await deployer.deployAndVerify(TestContract, {});
    }
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    module.exports = { deploy }
Deploying
Run the following in order to execute the deployment file mentioned above:
etherlime deploy
The deployment process is verbose and gives you real-time info about the performed actions. In addition there is a report of the actions when the deployment finishes (as not all of us monitor the deployment process constantly);
Result of etherlime deploy would be something like this:
History of your deploys
In order to see a list of what you've deployed you can run the following command:
etherlime history

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