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@desci-labs/desci-contracts

v0.2.3-rc3

Published

Smart contracts implementing DeSci Nodes on-chain state and logic

Downloads

304

Readme

Migrating from goerli to local and sepolia

# Perform DPID migration to LOCALHOST (ganache)
npx hardhat run scripts/migrateToNewContract.js --network ganache

# Deploy to SEPOLIA. Ensure PRIVATE_KEY is set with wallet containing enough sepolia eth
npx hardhat run scripts/migrateToNewContract.js --network sepoliaDev

Running Locally

======================

Step 1: Start local chain (Only if making contract changes locally, otherwise you can point to Kovan testnet)

========================================================

Run local Optimism Docker (network: optimistic)

Make sure local Docker Desktop app is running Instructions: https://community.optimism.io/docs/developers/build/dev-node/

# the command to start (in the optimism/ops folder)
docker-compose -f docker-compose-nobuild.yml up

# in separate tab (in the optimism/ops folder)
scripts/wait-for-sequencer.sh && echo "System is ready to accept transactions"

L1 (Ethereum) node: http://localhost:9545 L2 (Optimism) node: http://localhost:8545

Step 2: Deploy new version of contracts locally

npx hardhat run scripts/deployResearchObject.js --network ganache

## upgrading

npx hardhat run scripts/upgradeResearchObject.js --network ganache

Contract addresses are stored in .openzeppelin/unknown-CHAINID.json (or mainnet.json for known chains) ABIs are stored in artifacts/ResearchObject.sol/ResearchObject.json

Step 3 (Optional): Deploy to staging (running our own private test chain)

# ensure logged into AWS using aws-cli
yarn docker:build
yarn docker:push

Tip: run tests

npx hardhat test

Tip: flatten for remix dev

npx hardhat flatten

TypeScript / TypeChain

npx hardhat typechain

You should see TypeScript support for the contracts (i.e. ResearchObject, etc) for Hardhat Tests and anywhere the contract is called (desci-dapp, desci-server, contract tests) To support IDE autocompletion of smart contract calls from TypeScript we use TypeChain to generate types These types are shipped to desci-contracts/typechain-types as specified in hardhat.config.ts

TODO: desci-dapp expects these types in desci-dapp/src/hardhat/@types. You may need to manually copy these types to desci-dapp and desci-server, or wherever the types are used