📄️ Overview
Developers can interact with the IBC SDK either through the API or the CLI tool, ibctl. In this section we review how to use the CLI to use the IBC SDK and speed up your development and testing cycles.
📄️ Setup
This file contains information on the commands for setup, that will prepare your environment and start it.
📄️ Configuration file
The IBC SDK takes care of a whole list of concerns for you as an xDapp developer that you don’t need to worry about during runtime.
📄️ Docker orchestration
The IBC SDK takes care of the Docker container orchestration under the hood for you. Yet, there are a few commands which enable some interaction with the containers.
📄️ Write actions
As you likely know, interacting with a blockhchain boils down to:
📄️ Read actions
From last section we know that interacting with a blockhchain boils down to:
📄️ Metrics
All is good as long as we are hitting the happy path, but what to do when things don't (immediately) work out? Have a packet that got lost? A contract that won't deploy?