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CLI for running throughput analysis against Sequence Relayer on all supported chains.
pnpm install
pnpm start
TPS Reporter will ask for the private key of an EOA (Externally Owned Address). Provide the private key and you will be given a corresponding Sequence Wallet address.
Before continuing, ensure that this address has mint permissions on the contract you will be testing with. You can do this in Sequence Builder by providing minter permission to the address. To do so, navigate to contract details > Settings > Permissions and give Minter permission to the account you were given for your Sequence proxy wallet.
Once the account has the necessary permissions, continue to provide the ERC1155 contract address to mint with.
TPS reporter will now attempt to run the number of mint operations that you provided in parallel and will report the average transaction relay time.
If you are running a large number of transactions, make sure to use the --key flag to provide a project access key for Sequence Builder. Otherwise report will fail due to rate limiting.
Following options are available as CLI flags:
-c--chainChain to run report on (mainnet, polygon, polygon-zkevm, arbitrum, arbitrum-nova, optimism, bsc, avalanche, base)-n--txnsHow many transactions to run-t--targetTarget wallet address that mints should be sent to-k--keySequence Builder project access key-a--contractERC1155 contract address to target-p--privatePrivate key for EOA wallet
pnpm install
pnpm run build
If desired, you can now install tpsreporter on your system with:
pnpm install -g .
Now you can access it directly with tpsreporter.