Install Leani

Build the release candidate

Use a source checkout while the first release packages are being prepared. You need Git, Rust installed through rustup, and your platform’s C/C++ build tools. The repository’s rust-toolchain.toml selects Rust 1.97.0 automatically. The first build downloads dependencies and can take several minutes.

Build the alpha from source

git clone https://github.com/smart-byte/leani.git
cd leani
cargo build --locked -p leani
export LEANI_SOURCE="$PWD"
export PATH="$LEANI_SOURCE/target/debug:$PATH"
leani --version

Build the pinned workspace and use its binary in this terminal.Verified source

Expect leani 0.1.0-rc.1. If you already have the checkout, start at cargo build --locked -p leani in its root directory.

LEANI_SOURCE points to the checkout; later tutorials use it to find example configs. The PATH setting makes leani available in this terminal. In each additional terminal, return to the checkout and run:

export LEANI_SOURCE="$PWD"
export PATH="$LEANI_SOURCE/target/debug:$PATH"

Continue with your first Ethereum block. For a check without network access, run the offline fixture.

Prepare the TypeScript SDK

The examples use Bun 1.2 or later. From the checkout:

bun install --cwd packages/sdk --frozen-lockfile
bun run --cwd packages/sdk build

Repository examples resolve @leani/sdk to the local source. To use the built package in your own application, run this from that application’s directory:

bun add "$LEANI_SOURCE/packages/sdk"

Then follow the query and subscription example. For Rust applications, see build a custom node.

Published releases

Available after publication

The commands in this section require the corresponding public release artifacts. Use the source instructions above for the current release candidate.

Once published, install with brew install smart-byte/tap/leani, or choose a matching archive from the GitHub releases. Verify the archive’s published checksum before running it. Containers use ghcr.io/smart-byte/leani:<version>; pin the release’s digest for deployment. For this preview, select the v0.1.0-rc.1 binary release and install the matching SDK with bun add @leani/[email protected]. Prerelease SDKs use npm’s next tag. Keep binary, SDK, and configuration versions aligned with the release you selected.