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@lambdalf-dev/ethereum-contracts

v3.0.0

Published

An alternative to Open Zeppelin contracts for deployment with cheaper gas cost

Downloads

183

Readme

Ethereum Contracts

This project is an attempt to create a more efficient implementation of the common interface IERC721 compared to Open Zeppelin's implementation.

Installation

Hardhat

Run npm install in the command line to install the list of dependencies.

Foundry

Ensure you have rust installed. Afterwards, follow the installation guide to install Foundry (https://book.getfoundry.sh/getting-started/installation). Finally, run the following command to install the necessary libraries for forge testing.

git submodule update --init --recursive

Commands

Hardhat

  • npx hardhat help Display Hardhat help section
  • npx hardhat clean Cleans hardhat generated files
  • npx hardhat compile Compiles the contract and generate artifacts
  • npx hardhat test Runs the test suite and generate a gas usage report
  • npx hardhat coverage Runs the test suite and generates a coverage report
  • npx hardhat check Runs the linter test
  • npx hardhat run scripts/deployTest.js --network goerli Runs the deployment script on Goerli testnet (requires ALCHEMY_API_KEY and TEST_PRIVATE_KEY)
  • npx hardhat verify <contract address> --network goerli [constructor parameters] Verify the contract on Goerli testnet (requires ETHERSCAN_API_KEY)
  • npx hardhat run scripts/deploy.js --network mainnet Runs the deployment script on Ethereum mainnet (requires ALCHEMY_API_KEY and PRIVATE_KEY)
  • npx hardhat verify <contract address> --network mainnet [constructor parameters] Verify the contract on Ethereum mainnet (requires ETHERSCAN_API_KEY)
  • npx hardhat generate-proofs Generate a set of proofs for the list of addresses saved in /generate-proofs/whitelist.js (requires SIGNER_PRIVATE_KEY and SIGNER_ADDRESS)
  • npx hardhat generate-proofs-hardhat Generate a set of proofs for each hardhat signer
  • npx hardhat create-wallet Creates a brand new wallet and displays its Private Key and Address on the console

Foundry

  • forge test Run all tests under test/foundry
  • forge test -m <TEST NAME> Run only tests with the following TEST_NAME
  • forge test -v Run tests (or single tests with -m) in verbose mode. This can be extended to -vvvvv for the most amount of verbosity
  • forge test --debug <TEST_NAME> Run TEST_NAME in debugger
  • forge coverage --report debug Run test coverage and generate coverage report in command line
  • forge coverage --report lcov Run test coverage and generate coverage report file

Contents

  • contracts: The list of contracts included in the library.
  • create-wallet: A hardhat task that creates a new wallet and displays its address and private key on the command line.
  • generate-proofs: A hardhat task to generate a list of proofs to work with the Whitelist contract. Requires setting a whitelist.js file that is not included.
  • lib: A list of libraries necessary to run forge test suite.
  • snapshot: A hardhat task that creates a snapshot of a collection.
  • test/hardhat: The hardhat test suite for the library.
  • test/foundry: The foundry test suite for the library.