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alkanes

v0.1.0

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alkanes metaprotocol

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TypeScript repository for ALKANES metaprotocol testing and development, within client side applications.

The ALKANES specification is hosted at 👉🏻👉🏼👉🏽👉🏾👉🏿 https://github.com/kungfuflex/alkanes/wiki

NOTE: ALKANES does not have a network token

Protocol fees are accepted in terms of Bitcoin and compute is metered with the wasmi fuel implementation, for protection against DoS.

Installation

Install docker-ce with docker-compose. On Debian-based systems, a proper installation of docker-ce will include a docker-compose binary at /usr/libexec/docker/cli-plugins/docker-compose.

A complete environment for alkanes development against a live web application can be initialized in one command, invoked at the root of the project:

docker-compose up -d

This will launch a Bitcoin regtest instance, a keydb backend for a database, a metashrew process, and a metashrew-view process, preloaded with the alkanes.wasm binary produced from the Rust crate hosted at https://github.com/kunguflex/alkanes-rs.

Usage

A complete example of metaprotocol usage is demonstrated in the sources within integration/

To run the live end-to-end tests, simply invoke the following commands with the docker orchestration running in the background.

ts-node integration/scripts/init.ts
ts-node integration/genesis.spec.ts

This will deploy a supplementary copy of the DIESEL token and call a view function to read the total supply of the asset.

The program flow in integration/genesis.spec.ts is the same set of logic and library usage that could be done against a mainnet Bitcoin application on ALKANES, or any other BTC compatible deployment, within a frontend application.

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