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eesee-contracts

v1.13.5

Published

# Smart Contracts

Readme

eesee - NFT marketplace

Smart Contracts

All smart contracts are located in the ./contracts folder.

Development

  1. Create and fill in .env file using .env.org example file

  2. Run npm i to install all packages

  3. Compile all contracts before running migrations npx hardhat compile

  4. Deploy main contracts on the desired chain with npx hardhat run ./scripts/1_deploy.js --network <network>

Crosschain

5a. Deploy EeseeHub.sol by executing npx hardhat run ./scripts/2_deployCrosschainL2.js --network <network>.

5б.Deploy EeseeSpoke on any desired chain with npx hardhat run ./scripts/3_deployCrosschainL1.js --network <network>

Testing

All tests are located in the ./test folder. Mock contracts used in tests can be found in ./contracts/test.

To run tests run npm run test in the console.

To also test GSN capabilities run

  1. npx hardhat node

  2. npx hardhat test --network testnet

To check coverage run npm run coverage

To test crosschain functionality on multiple networks:

  1. Install Ganache globally with npm install ganache --global

  2. Run the first Ganache instance with npx ganache --port 8545 --networkId 100500 --chain.chainId 100500 --k shanghai --m "test test test test test test test test test test test junk"

  3. Run the second Ganache instance with npx ganache --port 8546 --networkId 100501 --chain.chainId 100501 --k shanghai --m "test test test test test test test test test test test junk"

  4. npx hardhat test --network multipleNetworks

Docs

Technical documentation is located at ./docs and here. Contracts also contain comments to all functions describing what the function does, parameters and their return values.

Configuration

The project configuration is found in ./hardhat.config.js folder.