leo add

The leo add command is used to add a new on-chain or local dependency to the current Leo project.

To add a local dependency to your project, run the following command:

leo add --local <LOCAL> <NAME>

where <NAME> is the name of the imported program or library, and <LOCAL> is the path to the local project or library.

To add a program already deployed onchain as a dependency to your project, run the following command:

leo add --network <NAME>

where <NAME> is the name of the imported program.

note

Libraries can only be added as local dependencies. Use --local to add a library.

Flags:

--local <LOCAL>

-l <LOCAL>

Specifies that the dependency to be added is a local program or library located at path <LOCAL>. This can be the root directory for a Leo project, the root directory for a Leo library, or a path directly to an already compiled .aleo file.

--network

-n

Specifies that the dependency to be added is a remote program currently deployed onchain. The network that it will be pulled from will be the same as the one specified in by the NETWORK variable in .env

--edition <EDITION>

-e <EDITION>

Specifies the expected edition of the program being imported. Only passing this flag will assume that the program is being imported from the network.

danger

Do not use this feature unless you know what you are doing!

--dev

Specifies that the imported program is a development dependency and should not be used in production

--clear

-c

Clears all previous dependencies.

danger

This feature is currently bugged and is non-functional.