shefcraft

A declarative and deterministic framework for deploying and upgrading Cairo smart contracts.

Features

Deploy new upgradeable contracts
Upgrade existing contracts
Declarative syntax for better developer experience

Coming soon:

Fully deterministic and idempotent deployments
Protostar compatibility
Nile compatibility
Automatically verifies contracts on StarkScan

Cairo Upgradable ERC20

Implementation of an ERC20 upgradeable in cairo 0.10.3

Cairo Documentation

Getting started

Install the project dependencies:

poetry install

Install Ape for Starknet:

pip install ape-starknet

ape plugins install cairo starknet

You can see the available commands running:

shefcraft --help

Now define your Shefcraft file to define the contract you want to deploy:

{
    // Configuration settings:
    "options": {
        "projectName": "My ERC20 Project"
    },
    // Contract definitions:
    "contracts": [
        {
            "name": "MY_TOKEN",
            "type": "erc20Upgradeable",
            "variables": {
                "symbol": "MYT",
                "decimals": 18,
                "totalSupply": 1000
            }
        }
    ]
}

Now deploy your defined project into StarkNet:

shefcraft deploy deploy/project.json --network starknet:testnet

Contributing

Install Ape Starknet

Install the project dependencies:

poetry install

Install Ape for Starknet:

pip install ape-starknet

ape plugins install cairo starknet

Start Ape Starknet consol - on Starknet local network

Start a local starknet network and interact with the network to manage account, contract and interact with contract.

ape console --network starknet:local

Declare the account you will use

Define the account to manage your smart contracts

account = accounts.containers["starknet"].test_accounts[0]
print(account)
> 0x046854A8c52697D7d2a3F356c406754961407bCB7f642707C9Aaa5E7b1ca5aFD

Declare and deploy single contract

account.declare(project.token.erc20)

Then, you need to define the value of parameters of your ERC20. Next, is a sample to deploy an ERC20.

erc20 = project.token.erc20.deploy("SHEFCRAFT", "SHF", 6, 10000, 0x046854A8c52697D7d2a3F356c406754961407bCB7f642707C9Aaa5E7b1ca5aFD, sender=account)

Interact with ERC20 contract

erc20.symbol()
> SHF

erc20.totalSupply()
>  10000

erc20.balanceOf(0x046854A8c52697D7d2a3F356c406754961407bCB7f642707C9Aaa5E7b1ca5aFD)
>  10000

erc20.balanceOf(0x05df9253452dBfD8cedCcd0e7C1a76dB564b56f7Eb29f7937883bd8ce94f12F1)
>  0

erc20.transfer(0x05df9253452dBfD8cedCcd0e7C1a76dB564b56f7Eb29f7937883bd8ce94f12F1, 10, sender=account)

erc20.balanceOf(0x05df9253452dBfD8cedCcd0e7C1a76dB564b56f7Eb29f7937883bd8ce94f12F1)
>  10

Declare and deploy Upgradeable ERC20 contract

prerequisite: You need to calculate the selector value for 'initializer' method of ERC20 upgradeable.

from starkware.starknet.public.abi import get_selector_from_name
get_selector_from_name('initializer')
> 1295919550572838631247819983596733806859788957403169325509326258146877103642

Declare the two contracts, ERC20 and Proxy, then deploy the Proxy contract with ERC20 class_hash and his parameters.

erc20declared = account.declare(project.token.erc20Upgradeable)

account.declare(project.proxy)

Then, you need to define the value of parameters of your ERC20. In addition, you need to add the owner and the proxy_admin account. Next, is a sample to deploy a Proxy with an ERC20 upgradeable.

print(account)
> 0x046854A8c52697D7d2a3F356c406754961407bCB7f642707C9Aaa5E7b1ca5aFD

params = ["SHEFCRAFT", "SHF", 6, 10000, 0, 0x046854A8c52697D7d2a3F356c406754961407bCB7f642707C9Aaa5E7b1ca5aFD, 0x046854A8c52697D7d2a3F356c406754961407bCB7f642707C9Aaa5E7b1ca5aFD, 0x046854A8c52697D7d2a3F356c406754961407bCB7f642707C9Aaa5E7b1ca5aFD]

proxy = project.proxy.deploy(erc20declared.class_hash, 1295919550572838631247819983596733806859788957403169325509326258146877103642, len(params), params, sender=account)

And you go, your ERC20 and your Proxy are deployed.

Start Ape Starknet console - on Starknet Testnet

Do the same operation as for Starknet local network, by changing the section "Declare the account you will use" with the section below, by the creation of an account on Starknet testnet.

Create an account on Starknet Testnet

To manage the deployment on Starknet testnet, you need to create and add funds to your account.

Use the Ape Starknet Account Management to create an account on testnet and deploy the upgradeable smart contract on testnet with Ape 🧪

create your account

ape starknet accounts create <NEW-ALIAS>

access to Starknet testnet

ape console --network starknet:testnet