Hanzo allows you to create AI agents without touching code. Define tasks, schedule actions, and let Hanzo write custom code for you. Native crypto support included.
There is a companion repo called Hanzo Apps which contains the frontend that encapsulates this project, you can find it here.
General Documentation: https://docs.hanzo.ai
- Rust version >= 1.85 (required for
std::fs::existsfunctionality)
Please refer to the installation instructions for your operating system:
sh scripts/run_node_localhost.sh
if you want to restart the node, you can delete the folder storage and run the build again. More information at https://docs.hanzo.ai/getting-started.
cargo build
Note: You must run this command from the root directory of this repo and make sure that you have set the required ENV variables.
Run the following command to generate the schema files:
cargo run --example generate_openapi_docs
The result will be placed in the folder docs/openapi.
http://{NODE_IP}:{NODE_API_PORT}/v2/swagger-ui/
The Swagger UI assets are not built by default to avoid network downloads during
tests. If you want to include them, compile with the swagger-ui feature:
cargo build --features hanzo_node/swagger-ui
Note: You must run these tests from the root directory of this repo.
Simply use the following to run all rust node tests:
IS_TESTING=1 cargo test -- --test-threads=1
For running a specific test (useful for debugging) you can use:
IS_TESTING=1 cargo test tcp_node_test -- --nocapture --test-threads=1
# Build testing image
docker build -t testing_image -f .github/Dockerfile .
# Run tests main cargo tests
docker run --entrypoint /entrypoints/run-main-cargo-tests.sh testing_image
Use act -j test-wasm -P self-hosted=nektos/act-environments-ubuntu:18.04 --container-architecture linux/amd64 to run the tests locally in a docker container. This is useful for debugging CI issues.
When releasing a new version, ensure that you update the Cargo.toml of the hanzo-node as well as the Cargo.toml of the hanzo-libs/hanzo-http-api library.