🐙 Smart contracts for Ocean Protocol v3. https://oceanprotocol.com
Overview:
Table of Contents
- 🏗 Installation
- ⚙️ Usage
- 🏄 Quickstart
- 🛳 Network Deployments
- 🦑 Local Development
- ✨ Code Style
- 👩🔬 Testing
- ⬆️ Releases
- 🏛 License
For quick installation of the contract ABIs
:
yarn add @oceanprotocol/contracts
pip3 install ocean-contracts
By default, Python does not support importing json
files directly, so it is recommended to use json-sempai
package in order to automatically importing ABIs/json
artifacts.
pip3 install json-sempai
# install the ocean-contracts package.
from jsonsempai import magic
from artifacts import address
address.mainnet
{'DTFactory': '0x57317f97E9EA49eBd19f7c9bB7c180b8cDcbDeB9', 'BFactory': '0xbe0083053744ECb871510C88dC0f6b77Da162706', 'FixedRateExchange': '0x608d05214E42722B94a54cF6114d4840FCfF84e1', 'Metadata': '0x1a4b70d8c9DcA47cD6D0Fb3c52BB8634CA1C0Fdf', 'Ocean': '0x967da4048cD07aB37855c090aAF366e4ce1b9F48'}
The ocean.js and ocean.py libraries wrap contracts
in JavaScript and Python respectively. They each have quickstart guides.
You can use an existing deployment of Ocean contracts, deploy locally, or deploy to a remote network. Let's review each.
Ocean contracts are deployed to Rinkeby, Ethereum mainnet, and more. Here are details.
- In a separate terminal, start the testnet:
ganache-cli
- In your main terminal, run:
yarn deploy
- Confirm: are
"development"
entries updated in addresses file./artifacts/address.json
?
- In your main terminal:
export MNEMONIC='YOUR MNEMONIC SHOULD BE HERE'
# If you are using remote test or Etherejm mainnet using Infura
export INFURA_TOKEN='GET INFURA_TOKEN FROM INFURA PLATFORM'
yarn deploy:rinkeby
- Confirm: are
"rinkeby"
entries updated in addresses file./artifacts/address.json
?
For local development of contracts
, set up the development environment on your machine as follows.
As a prerequisite, you need:
- Node.js v12+
- yarn
Clone the project and install all dependencies:
git clone git@github.com:oceanprotocol/contracts.git
cd contracts/
# install packages
yarn
# to compile contracts
yarn compile
Linting is setup for JavaScript
with ESLint & Solidity with Ethlint.
# to check lint issues
yarn lint
In a separate console:
ganache-cli
In main console:
# for unit tests
yarn test:unit
# for test coverage
yarn test:cover
Code style is enforced through the CI test process. Builds will fail if there are linting errors.
Submit contributions with this workflow.
Finally, do a release using this process.
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