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@sfpy/periphery

v1.0.2

Published

Top level contracts for interacting with Sfpy

Downloads

5

Readme

sfpy-periphery

Top level contracts for interacting with Sfpy

In-depth documentation on Sfpy is available at sfpy.co.

Local Development

The following assumes the use of node@>=10.

Install Dependencies

yarn

Compile Contracts

yarn compile

Run Tests

yarn test

Generating markdown references from smart contracts

solidity-docgen is used to generate documentation and is loaded into the package.json, meaning if you run yarn it will be available to use. But if you need to install it you can follow this command

yarn add solidity-docgen

Get the correct compiler version. solc is already loaded into the package.json, meaning if you run yarn it will be available to use. But if you need to install it you can follow this command

yarn add solc

There is already a template named contract.hbs inside the /templates folder located in the same directory as /contracts. You can edit this file or replace it with your own. Put the updated template contract.hbs in the /templates folder under the same directory as /contracts that you want to generate

Run npx solidity-docgen --solc-module solc -t ./contracts/templates