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How to confirm the services repo passes format, lint, tests, and schema checks with Nuvex Services

Install dependencies and run make check to validate the code and the Prisma schema before editing.

Who it is forA contributor about to change the API, indexer, or price adapters who wants a clean baseline first.

The problemChanges to the indexer or API can break formatting, linting, tests, or the Prisma schema, and it is faster to find out before editing.

The outcomeA green make check run and a local .env.local file ready for development.

What you need first

  • Git and a clone of NuvexNetwork/nuvex-services
  • pnpm and make, for `pnpm install` and `make check`
  • A Solana-compatible RPC URL (NUVEX_RPC_URL or NUVEX_SOLANA_RPC_URL)
  • At least one Nuvex program id (NUVEX_ORACLE_CORE_PROGRAM_ID, NUVEX_ORACLE_REGISTRY_PROGRAM_ID, or NUVEX_VERIFICATION_PROGRAM_ID)
  • A PostgreSQL DATABASE_URL, or a NUVEX_READ_MODEL_PATH for a JSON snapshot

Steps

  1. Clone the repository and change into its root folder.
  2. Run pnpm install.
  3. Run make check.
  4. Run cp env/.env.local.example .env.local to create the local environment file.

Prompt for your agent

In the NuvexNetwork/nuvex-services repo, run `pnpm install` and then `make check`. Report which of the steps (format, lint, tests, Prisma schema validation) passed or failed, and quote the first error line if any. Do not start a database, since make check does not need one.

Caveat. make check does not start a database, so it cannot confirm that the indexer connects to Postgres.

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