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## Regtest Environment
For testing and development, CDK provides a complete regtest environment with Bitcoin, Lightning Network nodes, and CDK mints.
### Quick Start
```bash
just regtest # Starts full environment with mprocs TUI
```
This provides:
- Bitcoin regtest node
- 4 Lightning Network nodes (2 CLN + 2 LND)
- 2 CDK mints (one connected to CLN, one to LND)
- Real-time log monitoring via mprocs
- Helper commands for testing Lightning payments and CDK operations
### Comprehensive Guide
See [REGTEST_GUIDE.md](REGTEST_GUIDE.md) for complete documentation including:
- Detailed setup and usage instructions
- Development workflows and testing scenarios
- mprocs TUI interface guide
- Troubleshooting and advanced usage
## Common Development Tasks
### Building the Project

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# mprocs Integration for CDK Regtest
The CDK regtest environment now integrates with `mprocs` to provide a beautiful TUI (Terminal User Interface) for monitoring all component logs in real-time.
## What is mprocs?
`mprocs` is a TUI for running multiple processes and monitoring their output. Perfect for development environments where you need to watch logs from multiple services simultaneously.
## Features
### Automatic Setup
- The regtest script checks for `mprocs` and offers to install it if missing
- Creates a dynamic mprocs configuration with all relevant log files
- Handles missing log files gracefully (waits for them to be created)
### Components Monitored
- **cln-mint**: CDK mint connected to CLN
- **lnd-mint**: CDK mint connected to LND
- **bitcoind**: Bitcoin regtest node
- **cln-one**: Core Lightning node #1
- **cln-two**: Core Lightning node #2
- **lnd-one**: LND node #1
- **lnd-two**: LND node #2
### Key Benefits
- **Real-time log monitoring** for all components
- **Side-by-side view** of related services
- **Easy navigation** between different logs
- **Scrollback** to review history
- **Search functionality** within logs
- **Process management** (start/stop/restart individual processes)
## Usage
### Automatic (Recommended) - Log Tailing Mode
```bash
just regtest
# After setup completes, mprocs launches automatically
# Mints start and log to files, mprocs shows log contents
```
### Direct Process Management Mode
```bash
just regtest-mprocs
# After setup, mprocs starts with mint processes stopped
# Use 's' key to start individual mints
# Full process control from within mprocs
```
### Manual Launch
```bash
# Start environment without mprocs
just regtest
# In another terminal, launch mprocs
just regtest-logs
```
### Commands Available
```bash
just regtest # Starts environment and mprocs (log tailing mode)
just regtest-mprocs # Starts environment with direct process management
just regtest-logs # Manual mprocs launch (adapts to current mode)
```
## mprocs Controls
### Direct Process Management Mode:
- **Arrow keys**: Navigate between processes
- **s**: Start the selected process
- **k**: Kill the selected process
- **r**: Restart the selected process
- **Enter**: Focus on selected process
- **Tab**: Switch between process list and log view
- **?**: Show help
- **q**: Quit mprocs (stops all managed processes)
### Log Tailing Mode:
- **Arrow keys**: Navigate between processes
- **Enter**: Focus on selected process
- **Tab**: Switch between process list and log view
- **PageUp/PageDown**: Scroll through logs
- **Ctrl+C**: Interrupt current process
- **q**: Quit mprocs (processes continue running)
## Installation
If `mprocs` is not installed:
```bash
# Automatic installation prompt when running regtest
just regtest
# Manual installation
cargo install mprocs
# Or via package manager (varies by OS)
# Ubuntu/Debian: apt install mprocs
# macOS: brew install mprocs
```
## Configuration
The mprocs configuration is automatically generated at `$CDK_ITESTS_DIR/mprocs.yaml`. It includes:
- Proper log file paths for all components
- Graceful handling of missing files
- Optimized UI settings for development
- Auto-start for all monitoring processes
## Development Workflow
### Before mprocs:
- Start regtest environment
- Open multiple terminals to `tail -f` different log files
- Manually manage multiple windows/panes
- Switch between terminals to see different components
### With mprocs:
- Start regtest environment → automatic log monitoring
- Single TUI shows all component logs
- Easy navigation between components
- Professional development experience
## Example View
```
┌─Processes─────────┬─Output───────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ● cln-mint │ 2024-07-08T08:30:12 INFO cdk_mintd: Starting │
│ ● lnd-mint │ mint server on 127.0.0.1:8085 │
│ ● bitcoind │ 2024-07-08T08:30:13 INFO: New invoice │
│ ● cln-one │ received for 1000 sats │
│ ● cln-two │ 2024-07-08T08:30:14 INFO: Payment │
│ ● lnd-one │ successful │
│ ● lnd-two │ │
│ │ │
└───────────────────┴──────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```
## Fallback
If mprocs is not available or fails:
- Environment continues to work normally
- Falls back to simple wait loop
- All `just` commands work as expected
- Logs still accessible via `just regtest-logs`
This integration makes CDK development much more pleasant by providing professional-grade log monitoring out of the box! 🎉

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# mprocs Process Management Modes
The CDK regtest environment now supports two different modes for managing processes with mprocs:
## Mode 1: Log Tailing (Default)
**Command**: `just regtest`
### How it works:
- Mints are started by the bash script and run in the background
- Mints write their output to log files (`mintd.log`)
- mprocs uses `tail -f` to follow these log files
- Log files persist even after mprocs exits
### Pros:
- ✅ Log files are preserved for later analysis
- ✅ Simple setup
- ✅ Works even if mprocs crashes
### Cons:
- ❌ Cannot restart mints from within mprocs
- ❌ Must use external commands to control mints
- ❌ mprocs shows file contents, not live processes
## Mode 2: Direct Process Management
**Command**: `just regtest-mprocs`
### How it works:
- mprocs directly manages the mint processes
- Mints are started/stopped by mprocs itself
- Output goes directly to mprocs (no log files by default)
- Full process control from within mprocs
### Pros:
- ✅ Start/stop/restart mints directly from mprocs
- ✅ Live process output
- ✅ Better development workflow
- ✅ Process status indicators
### Cons:
- ❌ Output not saved to files (unless configured)
- ❌ If mprocs crashes, you lose the processes
## mprocs Controls
### Direct Process Management Mode:
- **Arrow keys**: Navigate between processes
- **s**: Start the selected process
- **k**: Kill the selected process
- **r**: Restart the selected process
- **Enter**: Focus on a process (see its output)
- **Tab**: Switch between process list and output
- **?**: Show help
- **q**: Quit mprocs (stops all managed processes)
### Log Tailing Mode:
- **Arrow keys**: Navigate between log sources
- **Enter**: Focus on a log source
- **Tab**: Switch between process list and log view
- **PageUp/PageDown**: Scroll through logs
- **q**: Quit mprocs (processes continue running)
## Usage Examples
### Start with Log Tailing (Original Mode)
```bash
just regtest
# Mints start automatically and log to files
# mprocs shows log contents
# Use Ctrl+C or 'q' to exit mprocs
# Processes continue running in background
```
### Start with Direct Process Management
```bash
just regtest-mprocs
# Only Lightning network starts automatically
# In mprocs, navigate to "cln-mint" and press 's' to start it
# Navigate to "lnd-mint" and press 's' to start it
# Use 'r' to restart mints after code changes
# Use 'q' to exit and stop all processes
```
### Switch Between Modes
If you started with log tailing mode, you can access the direct management:
```bash
# In another terminal
source /tmp/cdk_regtest_env
just regtest-logs # This will detect the mode and adapt
```
## Development Workflow Comparison
### Traditional (Log Tailing):
1. `just regtest`
2. Make code changes
3. In another terminal: `just restart-mints`
4. Check logs in mprocs
### Direct Management:
1. `just regtest-mprocs`
2. Press 's' to start mints
3. Make code changes
4. In mprocs: press 'r' on each mint to restart
5. Watch live output directly
## Technical Details
### Project Root Handling
The direct process management mode ensures that:
- Startup scripts change to the correct project root directory
- Cargo commands run from where the `Cargo.toml` file is located
- Environment variables are properly set before starting processes
### File Structure
```
$CDK_ITESTS_DIR/
├── start_cln_mint.sh # Sets PROJECT_ROOT and runs cargo from there
├── start_lnd_mint.sh # Sets PROJECT_ROOT and runs cargo from there
└── mprocs.yaml # Points to the startup scripts
```
Each startup script:
1. Changes to the project root directory (`cd "$PROJECT_ROOT"`)
2. Sets all required environment variables
3. Executes `cargo run --bin cdk-mintd` from the correct location
The environment variables and helper commands work the same in both modes:
- `just ln-cln1 getinfo`
- `just btc-mine 5`
- `just mint-info`
- etc.

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# CDK Regtest Environment Guide
A comprehensive guide for setting up and using the CDK regtest environment for development and testing.
## Quick Start
### Start the Environment
```bash
# Start regtest with SQLite database (default)
just regtest
# Or with REDB database
just regtest redb
```
The script will:
1. Check for `mprocs` and offer to install it if missing
2. Build necessary binaries
3. Set up Bitcoin regtest + 4 Lightning nodes + 2 CDK mints
4. Launch `mprocs` TUI showing all component logs
5. Both mints start automatically
### Stop the Environment
Press `q` in mprocs or `Ctrl+C` in the terminal. Everything cleans up automatically.
## Network Components
When running, you get a complete Lightning Network environment:
### Bitcoin Network
- **Bitcoin RPC**: `127.0.0.1:18443` (user: `testuser`, pass: `testpass`)
### Lightning Nodes
- **CLN Node 1**: `$CDK_ITESTS_DIR/cln/one/regtest/lightning-rpc`
- **CLN Node 2**: `$CDK_ITESTS_DIR/cln/two/regtest/lightning-rpc`
- **LND Node 1**: `https://localhost:10009`
- **LND Node 2**: `https://localhost:10010`
### CDK Mints
- **CLN Mint**: `http://127.0.0.1:8085` (connected to CLN node 1)
- **LND Mint**: `http://127.0.0.1:8087` (connected to LND node 2)
### Environment Variables
Available in all terminals automatically:
- `CDK_TEST_MINT_URL`: CLN mint URL
- `CDK_TEST_MINT_URL_2`: LND mint URL
- `CDK_ITESTS_DIR`: Temporary directory with all data
## Using the Environment
All commands work from any terminal - they automatically find the running environment.
### Lightning Node Operations
```bash
# Get node information
just ln-cln1 getinfo
just ln-cln2 getinfo
just ln-lnd1 getinfo
just ln-lnd2 getinfo
# Create and pay invoices
just ln-cln1 invoice 1000 label "Test payment"
just ln-lnd1 payinvoice <bolt11>
# Check balances and channels
just ln-cln1 listfunds
just ln-lnd1 listchannels
```
### Bitcoin Operations
```bash
just btc getblockchaininfo # Blockchain status
just btc getbalance # Wallet balance
just btc-mine 5 # Mine 5 blocks
```
### CDK Mint Operations
```bash
just mint-info # Show both mints' info
just mint-test # Run integration tests
just restart-mints # Recompile and restart mints
just regtest-status # Check all components
just regtest-logs # Show recent logs
```
## mprocs TUI Interface
The `mprocs` interface shows all component logs in real-time:
### Controls
- **Arrow keys**: Navigate between processes
- **Enter**: Focus on a process to see its output
- **Tab**: Switch between process list and output view
- **s**: Start a process (if stopped)
- **k**: Kill a process
- **r**: Restart a process
- **PageUp/PageDown**: Scroll through logs
- **?**: Show help
- **q**: Quit and stop environment
### Process List
- `cln-mint`: CDK mint connected to CLN (auto-started)
- `lnd-mint`: CDK mint connected to LND (auto-started)
- `bitcoind`: Bitcoin regtest node logs
- `cln-one`: CLN node 1 logs
- `cln-two`: CLN node 2 logs
- `lnd-one`: LND node 1 logs
- `lnd-two`: LND node 2 logs
## Development Workflows
### Testing Lightning Payment Flow
```bash
# Terminal 1: Start environment
just regtest
# Terminal 2: Create invoice and pay
just ln-cln1 invoice 1000 test "Test payment"
just ln-lnd1 payinvoice <bolt11_from_above>
just ln-cln1 listinvoices
just ln-lnd1 listpayments
```
### Developing Mint Code
```bash
# Terminal 1: Keep regtest running
just regtest
# Terminal 2: After making code changes
just restart-mints # Recompiles and restarts both mints
just mint-info # Test the changes
just mint-test # Run integration tests
```
### Using CDK CLI Tools
```bash
# Terminal 1: Start environment
just regtest
# Terminal 2: Use environment variables
cargo run --bin cdk-cli -- --mint-url $CDK_TEST_MINT_URL mint-info
cargo run --bin cdk-cli -- --mint-url $CDK_TEST_MINT_URL_2 mint-info
```
### Direct API Testing
```bash
# Query mint info directly
curl $CDK_TEST_MINT_URL/v1/info | jq
curl $CDK_TEST_MINT_URL/v1/keysets | jq
# Test both mints
curl http://127.0.0.1:8085/v1/info | jq
curl http://127.0.0.1:8087/v1/info | jq
```
## File Structure
All components run in a temporary directory:
```
$CDK_ITESTS_DIR/
├── bitcoin/ # Bitcoin regtest data
├── cln/
│ ├── one/ # CLN node 1 data
│ └── two/ # CLN node 2 data
├── lnd/
│ ├── one/ # LND node 1 data
│ │ ├── tls.cert
│ │ └── data/chain/bitcoin/regtest/admin.macaroon
│ └── two/ # LND node 2 data
├── cln_mint/ # CLN mint working directory
├── lnd_mint/ # LND mint working directory
├── start_cln_mint.sh # Mint startup scripts
├── start_lnd_mint.sh
└── mprocs.yaml # mprocs configuration
```
## Installation Requirements
### mprocs (TUI Interface)
If not installed, the script will offer to install it:
```bash
# Automatic installation during regtest setup
just regtest
# Manual installation
cargo install mprocs
# Or via package manager
# Ubuntu/Debian: apt install mprocs
# macOS: brew install mprocs
```
### System Dependencies
Managed automatically via Nix development shell:
- Bitcoin Core
- Core Lightning (CLN)
- LND (Lightning Network Daemon)
- Rust toolchain
## Advanced Usage
### Manual mprocs Launch
```bash
# If you need to restart just the mprocs interface
source /tmp/cdk_regtest_env
just regtest-logs
```
### Environment State
The environment creates a state file at `/tmp/cdk_regtest_env` that:
- Shares environment variables between terminals
- Allows `just` commands to work from anywhere
- Automatically cleaned up when environment stops
### Process Management
From within mprocs:
- Restart individual mints after code changes
- Monitor specific component logs
- Start/stop services for testing scenarios
## Troubleshooting
### Environment Not Starting
- Check that ports are available: 8085, 8087, 18443, 19846, 19847, 10009, 10010
- Ensure the Nix development shell is active: `nix develop`
- Check individual component logs in mprocs
### Helper Commands Not Working
- Ensure the regtest environment is running
- Check that `/tmp/cdk_regtest_env` file exists
- Verify environment variables are set: `echo $CDK_TEST_MINT_URL`
### Connection Issues
- Use `just regtest-status` to check component health
- Check mint logs with `just regtest-logs`
- Verify Lightning node status with `just ln-cln1 getinfo`
### mprocs Issues
- If mprocs crashes, processes continue running
- Use `Ctrl+C` in the original terminal to clean up
- Restart with `just regtest-logs`
## Common Error Solutions
### "Port already in use"
```bash
# Find and kill processes using ports
sudo lsof -ti:8085 | xargs kill -9
sudo lsof -ti:8087 | xargs kill -9
```
### "Environment not found"
```bash
# Clean up and restart
rm -f /tmp/cdk_regtest_env
just regtest
```
### "Binary not found"
```bash
# Rebuild binaries
just build
just regtest
```
This environment provides everything needed for CDK development and testing in a single, easy-to-use interface! 🎉

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# CDK Interactive Regtest - Quick Start
A simple guide to get up and running with the interactive regtest environment.
## Start Environment
```bash
# Terminal 1: Start regtest with default sqlite database
just regtest
# Or with redb database
just regtest redb
```
The script will:
1. Check for `mprocs` and offer to install it if missing
2. Set up the regtest environment (Bitcoin + Lightning nodes + CDK mints)
3. Launch `mprocs` showing logs from all components
4. Press 'q' in mprocs to quit and stop the environment
## Use Lightning Nodes (in any other terminal)
The `just` commands work from any terminal - they automatically find the running environment.
### Get Node Information
```bash
just ln-cln1 getinfo # CLN node 1
just ln-cln2 getinfo # CLN node 2
just ln-lnd1 getinfo # LND node 1
just ln-lnd2 getinfo # LND node 2
```
### Create and Pay Invoices
```bash
# Create 1000 sat invoice on CLN
just ln-cln1 invoice 1000 test_label "Test payment"
# Pay invoice with LND (use the bolt11 from above)
just ln-lnd1 payinvoice lnbcrt10u1...
# Check balances
just ln-cln1 listfunds
just ln-lnd1 listchannels
```
## Bitcoin Operations
```bash
just btc getblockchaininfo # Blockchain status
just btc getbalance # Wallet balance
just btc-mine 5 # Mine 5 blocks
```
## CDK Mint Operations
```bash
just mint-info # Show both mints' info
just mint-test # Run integration tests
just restart-mints # Stop, recompile, and restart mints
just regtest-status # Check all components
just regtest-logs # Show recent logs
just regtest-mprocs # Start mprocs TUI (if not already running)
```
## Stop Environment
Press `Ctrl+C` in the terminal running `just regtest`. Everything will be cleaned up automatically.
## Available Endpoints
- **CLN Mint**: http://127.0.0.1:8085
- **LND Mint**: http://127.0.0.1:8087
- **Bitcoin RPC**: 127.0.0.1:18443 (testuser/testpass)
## Common Workflows
### Test Lightning Payment Flow
```bash
# Terminal 1
just regtest
# Terminal 2
just ln-cln1 invoice 1000 test "Test payment"
# Copy the bolt11 invoice
just ln-lnd1 payinvoice <bolt11>
just ln-cln1 listinvoices
just ln-lnd1 listpayments
```
### Test CDK Integration
```bash
# Terminal 1
just regtest
# Terminal 2
just mint-test # Run all tests
cargo test -p cdk-integration-tests # Or specific tests
```
### Development with CDK CLI
```bash
# Terminal 1
just regtest
# Terminal 2 - use environment variables
echo $CDK_TEST_MINT_URL # CLN mint URL
echo $CDK_TEST_MINT_URL_2 # LND mint URL
# Use with CDK CLI
cargo run --bin cdk-cli -- --mint-url $CDK_TEST_MINT_URL mint-info
```
### Development Workflow (Mint Code Changes)
```bash
# Terminal 1: Keep regtest running
just regtest
# Terminal 2: Make changes to mint code, then
just restart-mints # Recompiles and restarts both mints
just mint-info # Test the changes
just mint-test # Run integration tests
```
That's it! The environment provides a full Lightning Network with CDK mints for testing and development.

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# CDK Interactive Regtest Environment
This directory contains scripts for setting up and interacting with a CDK regtest environment for development and testing.
## Scripts
### 1. `interactive_regtest_mprocs.sh`
Sets up a complete regtest environment with:
- Bitcoin regtest node
- 2 CLN (Core Lightning) nodes with channels
- 2 LND nodes with channels
- 2 CDK mint instances (one connected to CLN, one to LND)
Unlike `itests.sh`, this script keeps the environment running for interactive use and creates a state file (`/tmp/cdk_regtest_env`) that allows other terminal sessions to find and interact with the environment.
### 2. `regtest_helper.sh`
Helper script providing convenient commands to interact with the running regtest environment. Automatically detects the environment using the state file.
## Quick Start
### Using `just` (Recommended)
1. **Start the regtest environment:**
```bash
just regtest [database_type]
```
- `database_type`: Optional, defaults to "sqlite". Can be "sqlite" or "redb"
- The script will check for `mprocs` and offer to install it if missing
- After setup, it will launch `mprocs` showing logs from all nodes and mints
- Press 'q' in mprocs to quit and stop the environment
2. **In another terminal, interact with Lightning nodes:**
```bash
# Get node information
just ln-cln1 getinfo
just ln-lnd1 getinfo
# Mine some blocks
just btc-mine 5
# Check mint status
just mint-info
# Start mprocs log viewer in another terminal
just regtest-mprocs
# See all available commands
just --list
```
### Using Scripts Directly
1. **Start the regtest environment:**
```bash
./misc/interactive_regtest_mprocs.sh [database_type]
```
- `database_type`: Optional, defaults to "sqlite". Can be "sqlite" or "redb"
- The script will build necessary binaries and set up the full environment
- Keep this terminal open - the environment runs until you press Ctrl+C
2. **In another terminal, use the helper script:**
```bash
./misc/regtest_helper.sh help
```
## How It Works
The interactive regtest environment uses a state file (`/tmp/cdk_regtest_env`) to share environment information between terminal sessions:
1. When you run `just regtest` or `./misc/interactive_regtest_mprocs.sh`, it creates the state file with all necessary environment variables
2. When you run Lightning node commands in other terminals (e.g., `just ln-cln1 getinfo`), the helper script automatically sources the state file
3. When the environment shuts down (Ctrl+C), it cleans up the state file automatically
This allows you to use `just` commands from any terminal without needing to export environment variables manually.
## Environment Details
When running, the environment provides:
### Network Endpoints
- **Bitcoin RPC**: `127.0.0.1:18443` (user: `testuser`, pass: `testpass`)
- **CLN Node 1**: Unix socket at `$CDK_ITESTS_DIR/cln/one/regtest/lightning-rpc`
- **CLN Node 2**: Unix socket at `$CDK_ITESTS_DIR/cln/two/regtest/lightning-rpc`
- **LND Node 1**: HTTPS on `localhost:10009`
- **LND Node 2**: HTTPS on `localhost:10010`
### CDK Mints
- **CLN Mint**: `http://127.0.0.1:8085` (connected to CLN node 1)
- **LND Mint**: `http://127.0.0.1:8087` (connected to LND node 2)
### Environment Variables
The following variables are exported for easy access:
- `CDK_TEST_MINT_URL`: CLN mint URL
- `CDK_TEST_MINT_URL_2`: LND mint URL
- `CDK_ITESTS_DIR`: Temporary directory with all data
## Usage Examples
### Using `just` Commands (Recommended)
```bash
# Start the environment
just regtest
# In another terminal:
# Get Lightning node info
just ln-cln1 getinfo
just ln-cln2 getinfo
just ln-lnd1 getinfo
just ln-lnd2 getinfo
# Create and pay invoices
just ln-cln1 invoice 1000 label description
just ln-lnd1 payinvoice <bolt11>
# Bitcoin operations
just btc getblockchaininfo
just btc-mine 10
just btc getbalance
# CDK operations
just mint-info
just mint-test
just restart-mints # Stop, recompile, and restart mints
just regtest-status
just regtest-logs # Show recent logs
just regtest-mprocs # Start mprocs TUI log viewer
```
### Using Helper Script Directly
```bash
# Lightning Node Operations
./misc/regtest_helper.sh ln-cln1 getinfo
./misc/regtest_helper.sh ln-lnd1 getinfo
./misc/regtest_helper.sh ln-cln1 invoice 1000 label description
./misc/regtest_helper.sh ln-lnd1 payinvoice <bolt11>
# Bitcoin Operations
./misc/regtest_helper.sh btc getblockchaininfo
./misc/regtest_helper.sh btc-mine 10
./misc/regtest_helper.sh btc getbalance
# CDK Mint Operations
./misc/regtest_helper.sh mint-info
./misc/regtest_helper.sh mint-test
./misc/regtest_helper.sh restart-mints
./misc/regtest_helper.sh show-status
```
### Legacy Examples (for reference)
### Direct API Access
```bash
# Query mint info directly
curl http://127.0.0.1:8085/v1/info | jq
# Get mint keysets
curl http://127.0.0.1:8085/v1/keysets | jq
```
### Development Workflow
```bash
# Terminal 1: Start environment
just regtest
# Terminal 2: Development and testing
just ln-cln1 getinfo # Check CLN status
just mint-info # Check mint status
just mint-test # Run integration tests
# Or use CDK CLI tools directly with the mint URLs
# The environment sets CDK_TEST_MINT_URL and CDK_TEST_MINT_URL_2
cargo run --bin cdk-cli -- --mint-url $CDK_TEST_MINT_URL mint-info
```
## File Locations
All files are stored in a temporary directory (`$CDK_ITESTS_DIR`):
```
$CDK_ITESTS_DIR/
├── bitcoin/ # Bitcoin regtest data
├── cln/
│ ├── one/ # CLN node 1 data
│ └── two/ # CLN node 2 data
├── lnd/
│ ├── one/ # LND node 1 data
│ │ ├── tls.cert
│ │ └── data/chain/bitcoin/regtest/admin.macaroon
│ └── two/ # LND node 2 data
│ ├── tls.cert
│ └── data/chain/bitcoin/regtest/admin.macaroon
├── cln_mint/ # CLN mint working directory
│ └── mintd.log
└── lnd_mint/ # LND mint working directory
└── mintd.log
```
## Cleanup
- Press `Ctrl+C` in the terminal running `interactive_regtest_mprocs.sh`
- All processes will be terminated and the temporary directory will be cleaned up automatically
- No manual cleanup is required
## Troubleshooting
### Environment not starting
- Check that ports 8085, 8087, 18443, 19846, 19847, 10009, 10010 are available
- Ensure you have the necessary dependencies (Bitcoin Core, CLN, LND) available
- Check the logs in `$CDK_ITESTS_DIR/cln_mint/mintd.log` and `$CDK_ITESTS_DIR/lnd_mint/mintd.log`
### Helper script not working
- Ensure the regtest environment is running first
- The `CDK_ITESTS_DIR` environment variable must be set (done automatically by `interactive_regtest_mprocs.sh`)
### Connection issues
- Use `./misc/regtest_helper.sh show-status` to check component health
- Check mint logs with `./misc/regtest_helper.sh show-logs`