One YAML file. One command. Full stack.
dokrypt up gives you:
⛓ Local chain (Anvil/Hardhat)
🔍 Blockscout explorer - auto-connected
📦 IPFS node
🔮 Oracle feeds
📊 Grafana monitoring
No Docker Compose.
No config hell.
Just dokrypt up and build.
Free. Open source. https://t.co/D6IgvWoOPe
Spinning up a full Web3 dev environment just got a lot easier 😎
@dokryptorg built a CLI that simplifies the whole process: one command launches a local chain along with services like IPFS, indexers, oracles, and more
They’ve integrated Blockscout as the built-in block explorer, so your local chain starts with a Blockscout instance already connected and ready to use
That’s really useful for contract development and debugging. Having a full explorer UI while testing locally makes it much easier to inspect transactions, contracts, and state.
Very cool project and great to see Blockscout included in the stack! Thanks to the Dokrypt team for building this 🙌
Ship dapps faster with Dokrypt:
https://t.co/NHU5998HDK
✨ Blockscout explorers can now run in the local dev environment of dapp builders with a single command, thanks to Dokrypt.
🛠️ Building a dapp usually means setting up multiple services including an explorer
A single dokrypt.yaml config gets everything running in minutes.
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Thank you @blockscout team! We built Dokrypt because every Web3 dev deserves a full stack locally chain, explorer, IPFS, oracles - in one command.
Blockscout was the obvious choice for the built-in explorer. Best open-source explorer in the ecosystem.
More integrations coming soon 🔥
Just open sourced dokrypt a cli that spins up full blockchain dev environments in one command. local chains, block explorers, ipfs, oracles, all from one yaml config. tired of writing docker compose files for every project so i built this
https://t.co/0uwiaguFkM