To initialize a new project, simply run: 
bolt init <my_project>
This creates a new bolt workspace you can move into. The following are some of the important files in the folder:
  • The .anchor folder: It includes the most recent program logs and a local ledger that is used for testing
  • The app folder: An empty folder that you can use to hold your frontend if you use a monorepo
  • The programs folder: This folder contains your programs. It can contain multiple but initially only contains a program with the same name as <my_project>. This program already contains a lib.rs file with some sample code.
  • The tests folder: The folder that contains your E2E tests. It will already include a file that tests the sample code in the programs/<my_project>.
  • The migrations folder: In this folder you can save your deploy and migration scripts for your programs.
  • The Anchor.toml file: This file configures workspace wide settings for your programs. Initially, it configures
    • The addresses of your programs on localnet ([programs.localnet])
    • A registry your program can be pushed to ([registry])
    • A provider which can be used in your tests ([provider])
    • Scripts that Anchor executes for you ([scripts]). The test script is run when running anchor test. You can run your own scripts with anchor run <my_script>.
Run the example unit test with the following command: 
bolt test
This command will register a new World instance, create an entity, attach a component, and execute a system on it. The test script is available as a reference under the tests folder.

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Anchor

Bolt is built on top of Anchor and supports all Anchor commands, in addition to some extensions. For the complete list of Anchor commands, refer to the Anchor documentation.