Getting Started

We recommend you use mopro-cli to create and maintain your application. Here's how you can get started with your example app in a few minutes.

You can also watch this short (~5m) tutorial.

Install dependencies

First, make sure you've installed the prerequisites.

Then, run the following commands:

1. Clone the mopro repo

git clone --branch v0.0.1 https://github.com/zkmopro/mopro.git

2. Go to your newly cloned checkout

cd mopro

3. Install mopro-cli locally

(cd mopro-cli && cargo install --path .)

4. Set MOPRO_ROOT (replace with path to your git checkout of mopro)

export MOPRO_ROOT=$(PWD)

5. Install mopro dependencies

mopro deps

Create a project

Create and initialize a project:

1. Initialize a project This will create a new project in your current directory

mopro init --platforms ios android

2. Go to your project folder

cd mopro-example-app

Configure mopro settings

You may adapt mopro-config.toml to your needs. For example, if you already have a Circom project you can use that.

Prepare your circuit artifacts:

mopro prepare

This only has to be done once when changing the circuit.

Build, test and run your project

Depending on what platforms you are targeting, you can run the following commands:

• Build the project

  mopro build

• Run end-to-end test (in Rust only)

  mopro test

iOS

• Build the project for iOS

  mopro build --platforms ios

• Open in Xcode to run on simulator

  open ios/ExampleApp/ExampleApp.xcworkspace

  Use command+U to run tests.

Android

• Build the project for Android

  mopro build --platforms android

• Open in Android Studio to run on simulator

  open android -a Android\ Studio

  Use ^R (control+R) to execute a simulator.

See mopro-cli for more details on usage. Edit mopro configuration to build for device or build for other circuits.