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Pre-requisites

You'll have to have Rust toolchain installed as well as LLVM, Clang and CMake in addition to usual developer tooling.

Check crates/subspace-node and crates/subspace-farmer for required dependencies.

To Farm By Yourself (Offline)

  1. Download the executables for your operating system
  2. Open your favourite terminal, and go to the folder where you downloaded the executables

Linux/MacOS:

  1. Make files executable: chmod +x subspace-farmer-x86_64-*-snapshot subspace-node-x86_64-*-snapshot
  2. Run the node: ./subspace-node-x86_64-*-snapshot --dev --tmp
  3. In macOS, it may prompt that this app is not verified. Click on cancel instead of moving it to trash. To allow execution, go to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> General, and click on allow. After this, simply repeat step 4. This time, there will be Open button in the prompt, click it to run node.
  4. Run the farmer (do this in another terminal): ./subspace-farmer-x86_64-*-snapshot farm
  5. In macOS, it may prompt that this app is not verified. Click on cancel instead of moving it to trash. To allow execution, go to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> General, and click on allow. After this, simply repeat step 4. This time, there will be Open button in the prompt, click it to run node.

Windows

  1. Run the node: subspace-node-x86_64-*-snapshot --dev --tmp
  2. After running this command, Windows may ask you for permissions related to firewall, select allow in this case.
  3. Run the farmer (do this in another terminal): subspace-farmer-x86_64-*-snapshot farm

To Run From The Source (primarily for developers)

This is a monorepo with multiple binaries and the workflow is typical for Rust projects:

  • cargo run --release --bin subspace-node -- run --dev to run a node
  • cargo run --release --bin subspace-farmer farm --reward-address REWARD-ADDRESS --plot-size PLOT-SIZE to start farming

NOTE 1: You need to have nightly version of Rust toolchain with wasm32-unknown-unknown target available or else you'll get a compilation error. NOTE 2: Following the commands above, you will be farming in an offline setting (by yourself). NOTE 3: To farm in online setting, you can modify the command accordingly.

You can find readme files in corresponding crates for requirements, multi-node setup and other details.