See the status of all the chains created
carried out forge chain:ls
You can view the current status of all the created chains, the execution process:
There may be three kinds of chain states here:
- stopped: indicates that the chain is not started
- running: indicates that the chain is running
- error: indicates that the chain failed to start
See the status of all chains in operation
carried out forge ps
You can view the status of all running chains. If there are multiple chains running, they will be listed in order. The execution process:
See the status of a chain
carried out forge status
You can view the on-chain status of a running chain, such as the chain itself, Forge, validator node, network, etc. The specific commands are:
❯ forge help status
Usage: status [options] [type]
List info of the running chain/node
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
Examples:
- forge status display status for chain
- forge status chain display status about chain
- forge status core display status of forge core
- forge status net display status of network
- forge status validator display status of validators
- forge status all display status of all components
- forge status -c hello display status for chain named hello
For example we want to check test-chain
Status, you can execute: forge status -c test-chain
If the chain is in a stopped state, the Forge CLI will remind us to start it. After starting, execute the command again to see the results. The process is as follows:
by default, forge status
Information such as the current chain name, block height, last block time, and supported contracts will be displayed. As for other self-command readers, they can explore on their own.