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selfkey-token

v1.1.1

Published

The SelfKey Token is an ERC20 standard token that is used to fuel the SelfKey KYC dapps

Downloads

9

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SelfKey Token

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An ERC20 token used to fuel a wide range of KYC related dapps

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About

Development

The smart contracts are being implemented in Solidity 0.4.19.

Prerequisites

  • NodeJS, version 9+ (I use nvm to manage Node versions — brew install nvm.)
  • truffle, which is a comprehensive framework for Ethereum development. npm install -g truffle — this should install Truffle v4.0.6 or better. Check that with truffle version.
  • Access to the KYC_Chain Jira

Optional but very useful

  • Docker (don't brew install docker as it's nowhere near as relaible. Use the official Docker For Mac installer.)
  • ethereum-docker — run geth and any monitoring tools within docker using docker-compose up -d

Initialisation

    npm install

Compiling

From within Truffle

Run the truffle development environment

truffle develop

then from the prompt you can run

compile
migrate
test

as well as other truffle commands. See truffleframework.com for more.

Standalone

Run

npm test

To generate code coverage reports run

npm run test:cov

Note Generating code coverage reports takes a bit longer to run than just running the tests.

Linting

We provide the following linting options

  • npm run lint:sol — to lint the solidity files, and
  • npm run lint:js — to lint the javascript.

Deploying to ropsten

You'll need an address on the Ropsten blockchain with some ETH in it.

Use MetaMask to create a wallet and use faucet.metamask.io to get some ETH for it.

You will need to supply a file called wallet.json in the root of the project.

{
  "name": "my awesome wallet",
  "mnemonic": "the sequence of twelve words you used to keep your wallet secure"
}

Then run

npm run deploy:ropsten

Contributing

Contributions are welcomed. Please see the contributing notes