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@affidaty/trinci-sdk-as

v3.0.2

Published

Trinci SDK for Assemblyscript smart contract development.

Downloads

153

Readme

TRINCI Assemblyscript Smart Contract SDK

Official Trinci 2 smart contract SDK library for assemblyscript

Description

This library will allow you to write your own TRINCI smart contracts in assemblyscript, test and publish them to the network.

Usage

  1. Create a new directory to host your project

  2. Move into that directory

  3. Install SDK: npm install @affidaty/trinci-sdk-as

    Alternatively a project setup wizard can be used with

    npm init blockchain

    In this case steps 1-4 can be skipped

    Note that you will need to clear npx cache, otherwise npx will continue to use outdated version.

  4. Being inside project root directory, launch the initialization script with npx: npx trinci-sdk-init

    Initialization script will merge the content of node_modules/@affidaty/trinci-sdk-as/boilerplate directory with current working directory.
    Existing files, if any, will be overwritten.
    User will be asked to comfirm the operation
    Confirmation can be skipped using -y flag: npx trinci-sdk-init -y

  5. Install all dependencies: npm install

  6. At this point you can explore an example smart contract(entry point: assembly/index.ts).
    Example asset smart contract contains all things you need to succesfully create your own basic smart contract.

  7. Compilation: npm run asbuild.
    Sample smart contract is compilable right out of the box.

  8. Test: npm run test.
    Example smart contract test can be found at test/example.spec.ts

    If you need to test smart contract event capturing with custom software
    you can use socket relay: npm run relay or npx trinci-sdk-sock-relay
    to which you can connect from both test environment and ypour custom software
    Check out emit section inside example.spec.ts for an example on how to use socket connection from jest environment.

  9. Edit publishMetadata.json with updated info on your smart contract.

  10. Use one of publish scripts from package.json which, in turn, executes npx trinci-sdk-publish to publish your smart contract.