This Ethereum smart contract is a time-locked trust fund marketed as smart red packet. The contract has been deployed to the Ropsten testnet. You can interact with it using any MetaMask-enabled browser.
The source code for the web frontend can be found in the web directory. It is a preact app
and is served through a Django webserver.
To build the frontend and deploy it to Heroku, set up a Heroku app and create a
git remote named heroku which points towards:
https://git.heroku.com/<your Heroku app name>.git
(See this guide for more information: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/git)
Set the DJ_SECRET_KEY config variable in the Heroku app dashboard to a long
and random string (https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps -> Name of the app ->Settings -> Config Variables). This will be used as
the secret key in Django's settings.py.
Then install build dependencies and run build_and_deploy.sh:
sudo yarn global add gulp
cd web/app/frontend
yarn install
cd ../../..
./build_and_deploy.sh <commit message>build_and_deploy.sh uses gulp to build and package the JS frontend, and
then pushes the Django project to Heroku.
You must have Yarn on your system. Install it if you haven't already using the instructions here.
Once you have installed Yarn, install the Truffle Framework.
sudo yarn global add truffle
Finally, install Ganache.
git clone git@gitlab.com:weijiekoh/dajidali.git &&
cd dajidali &&
yarn install
Launch Ganache and run:
truffle test
It's a good idea to restart Ganache (Settings -> Restart) before each time you
run truffle test.
Note that truffle test is not deterministic. If any tests fail, restart
Ganache and run each failing test individually. For example:
truffle test test/test_give.js