While MEM has always had a local function simulator and online IDE, our #1 most requested feature has been for a fully-fledged testnet that provides a production-like environment and bypasses the need to get functions whitelisted.
That’s why we’ve just shipped a solution to make it even easier to build web3-ready serverless functions.
The MEM Carbon Testnet is designed to provide developers with a robust and flexible environment for testing and deploying MEM functions. It’s now live and ready to run — either self-hosted or with a public MEM endpoint: mem-testnet.xyz
The MEM Carbon Testnet features:
- Open access: No more whitelisting! MEM is now open for everyone. You can permissionlessly interact with the testnet without any restrictions.
- Dedicated testnet endpoint: Utilize the
https://mem-testnet.xyzendpoint to deploy and write to testnet functions. - Optional privacy: The testnet is open source and requires very little computing power to run. Host your own testnet locally to use it in private mode
- Temporary state storage: the testnet’s memory resets every 2 days, so be sure to save any data in the state you want to retain!
- Examples and documentation: To get started and make the most out of the testnet, check out our detailed documentation here.
CLI support
We’ve now rolled out CLI support for the MEM Carbon Testnet. Update your mem-cli-js package to integrate this new functionality into your workflow.
For installation and usage instructions, visit the GitHub repository: MEM CLI.
Get started
- Read the MEM Carbon Testnet docs
- Install the MEM CLI (use the
--testnetflag) - Learn more at the MEM education hub
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