Swap Asset Contract

this is an example of creating a swap asset (ERC20) contract with required Swapin and Swapout methods for cross chain bridge.

please ref. to crossChain-Bridge.

How to deploy contract using truffle

1. Modify truffle config

truffle-config.js

Normally, you may meed to modify the following items:

host: the rpc host of the node
port: the rpc port of the node
network_id: the chain id

2. Add and modify contracts

Add and modify contracts in contracts directory.

like our example: BtcSwapAsset.sol.

3. Add migrations to deploy contract

Add an js file to depoly contract in migrations directory.

like our example: 2_deploy_contracts.js.

4. Compile contract

Use the following command to compile contracts:

truffle compile

or re-compile all contracts:

truffle compile --all

5. Deploy contract

5.1 Deploy contract directly

Use the following command to deploy contract:

truffle migrate

or re-deploy contract:

truffle migrate --reset

We may want to perform a test or 'dry run' migration firstly:

truffle migrate --dry-run

5.2 Deploy contract using DCRM

Because we need to build a raw contract creation transaction and sign this raw transaction using DCRM technology,

So we need the bytecode as the transaction input data to build a raw contract cteation transaction.

bytecode can be found in ./build/contracts/BtcSwapAsset.json

6. Access the deployed contract

6.1 Access from truffle terminal

We can access the above deployed contract in truffle console terminal.

Firstly log into truffle console terminal:

truffle console

Then assign an variable app to the deployed contract instance:

BtcSwapAsset.deployed().then(function(instance){ app = instance; })

For convenience, we can also assign all local accounts to accounts variable:

web3.eth.getAccounts().then(function(result){ accounts = result })

Now we can access the methods and attributes of the deployed contract.

For example,

app.Swapout("45678","2MxQaHFhqKgYyTgcJj8foYHbPJQLQxvXQjp",{from:accounts[1]})

6.2 Access by attaching IPC file

after attached to the running node, we can access the contract by the following infos:

app = eth.contract(abi).at(contractAddress)

abi can be found in ./build/contracts/BtcSwapAsset.json (after building)

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