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Substrate debug-kit 🛠⚙️

A collection of debug tools and libraries around substrate chains.

This project has evolved from the historical name offline-phragmen. I first created this repo prior to Kusama's NPoS enabling as a tool to predict the outcome. Henceforth, it has evolved into this repo. This functionality is still provided in the offline-elections crate.

Overview

  • sub-storage: This is the backbone of all of the crates in this repo. It provides a minimal wrapper around substrate's storage rpc call for easier use. It provides all you need to read any module's storage items, constants, and metadata. All of this is independent of any chain or pallet and should work in any substrate chain. Additionally, it provide some pallet-dependent helpers as well under the helpers feature (such as reading identity of an account).
  • sub-du: a disk-usage-like tool that prints the storage usage of a chain. It reads all the info it needs from metadata, so independent chain or runtime. Arguably not super useful, but I find it cool.
  • offline-elections: The historical main purpose of this repo. It can scrape the staking module's info and run election algorithms of sp-npos-elections offline. Given the correct parameters, it can be used to predict the next validator set. It also provide other election related functionalities. See the sub-commands for more info.
  • remote-externalities: It provides the ability to write simple rust unit tests over a specific state of a chain. It can be very useful to debug breaking changes and storage migrations.
  • laboratory: This is where I try new stuff.

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