Pythnet Watcher

This project is a Rust-based utility for listening to messages on Pythnet, processing, and signing them.

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🚀 Getting Started

🛠️ Build the Project

cargo build --release

Or for development:

cargo build

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▶️ Run the Project

You can run the project using cargo run by passing the required flags: Make sure to set RUST_LOG=INFO to enable logs from tracing:

RUST_LOG=INFO cargo run -- run \
  --pythnet-url wss://api2.pythnet.pyth.network \
  --server-url https://quorum-1.pyth.network \
  --server-url https://quorum-2.pyth.network \
  --server-url https://quorum-3.pyth.network \
  --signer-uri file:///path/to/secret.key \
  --wormhole-pid H3fxXJ86ADW2PNuDDmZJg6mzTtPxkYCpNuQUTgmJ7AjU

You can specify multiple --server-url flags to broadcast observations to more than one server.

✅ Note on --signer-uri:
This argument specifies the signer backend and is compatible with the formats supported by the Wormhole Guardian Signer.

Supported schemes:

• file://<path-to-file> — Load an armored OpenPGP secp256k1 private key from a file.
• amazonkms://<key-id-or-arn> — Use a key stored in AWS KMS. The key must support ECDSA_SHA_256 and use the ECC_SECG_P256K1 curve.

Example using AWS KMS:

--signer-uri amazonkms://arn:aws:kms:us-west-2:123456789012:key/abcde-1234-5678

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🌱 Environment Variables (Optional)

Instead of CLI flags, you can also set environment variables:

export PYTHNET_URL=wss://api2.pythnet.pyth.network
export SERVER_URL=https://quorum-1.pyth.network,https://quorum-2.pyth.network,https://quorum-3.pyth.network
export SIGNER_URI=file:///path/to/secret.key
export WORMHOLE_PID=H3fxXJ86ADW2PNuDDmZJg6mzTtPxkYCpNuQUTgmJ7AjU
export RUST_LOG=INFO

cargo run

You can provide multiple server URLs in the SERVER_URL environment variable by separating them with commas.

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🔑 Generate a Secret Key

To generate a new armored OpenPGP secp256k1 secret key and write it to a file:

RUST_LOG=INFO cargo run -- generate-key --output-file .secret

This will save the key in raw byte format to the file named .secret.

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🧪 Testing Locally

To test in a non-production environment (e.g. with devnet or a local Pythnet fork), just provide a different --pythnet-url, and --server-url, and optionally use custom --wormhole-pid.