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@alpaca-finance/xalpaca-contract

v1.0.6

Published

The Governance Module for Alpaca Finance.

Downloads

43

Readme

xALPACA

The Governance Module for Alpaca Finance.

Local Development

The following assumes the use of node@>=14.

Install Dependencies

  1. Copy .env.example file and change its name to .env in the project folder
  2. Run yarn to install all dependencies

Compile Contracts

yarn compile

Run Unit Tests

yarn test

Run Integration Tests

yarn integration-test

specific integration test

yarn integration-test:feeder-fairlaunch
yarn integration-test:feeder-worker

Sequence of contract deployment

Step:
1. Deploy xAlpaca
2. Deploy proxy token
3. Deploy Grasshouse
4. Deploy Feeder

Step to setting up mainnet fork environment

  1. Run mainnetfork in background process.

    $ tmux new -s session_name
    $ tmux attach -d -t <session_name>
    $ cd xALPACA-contract
    $ yarn mainnet-fork & => (running mainnetfork in background process)
  2. Run setting up test to prepare environment for mainnetfork

    command

    $ yarn script:mainnetfork:prepare-xalpaca

    results example

        ProxyToken address: 0x02442d7ff3dbFa3C6F0157db70235c258c2fD296
        DTOKEN address:  0x3d23B3F2b6E1Cb62c4FA4bd77ADf57516eDE3cF1
        BTOKEN address:  0x3C77ed94188E3de0c13E64A3f1ae37Ab3c0CFa78
        ALPACA address:  0x8F0528cE5eF7B51152A59745bEfDD91D97091d2F
        xAlpaca address:  0x35f5fC470F9BFff5fE4fc1B240d9316959EcF6Cf
        GrassHouse address:  0x00aA1ACD7DD317fF0528d6ccf47cbA8232e2986b
        AlpacaGrassHouse address:  0xFe27998cA9C891f877db9c1917F349ADeb2808A9
        AlpacaFeeder address:  0xC26A8160563D23891D7fd0Cc3Fbf9120f77176Ff
        ✅ Done

    Step after setting up mainnetfork Example

                                       3             5
                         1 2           4             6                            
             ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ + ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ + ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ + ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ▶ Time (DAY)
                         W1            W2            W3
    1. Move blocktimestamp to W1 (Assuming W1 is next week) and Deployer call checkpointToken to move lastTokenTimestamp to W1. command to move to start week and deployer call checkpoint
      $ yarn task:set-timestamp-startweek
      $ yarn task:checkpoint --grasshouseaddress <addressOfGrassHoue>
    2. Someone lock ALPACA at [W1 + 1 day] command to advance 1 day
      $ yarn task:advancetime --days 1
    3. Move timestamp to W2 command to move to week 2
      $ yarn task:set-timestamp-startweek
    4. Deployer call checkpoint to move lastTokenTimestamp to W2 to allocate rewards to W2 only. Deployer call feed() to feed token to GrassHouse. Enable canCheckpointToken. command to checkpoint, feed token to grasshouse, enable canCheckpointToken
      $ yarn task:checkpoint --grasshouseaddress <addressOfGrassHouse>
      $ yarn task:feed-grasshouse --grasshouseaddress <addressOfGrassHose> --grasshousetokenaddress <addressOfToken> --amount <amountToBeFeedGrassHouse>
      $ yarn task:enable-checkpoint --grasshouseaddress <addressOfGrassHouse>
    5. Move timestamp to W3 command to move to week 3
      $ yarn task:set-timestamp-startweek
    6. Call checkpointTotalSupply to allocate reward command to call checkpointTokenSupply
      $ yarn task:checkpoint-total-supply --grasshouseaddress <addressOfGrassHouse>

Licensing

The primary license for Alpaca Protocol is the MIT License, see MIT LICENSE.