@chunteng-web3/redstone_transparent_upgradeable_proxy
v0.0.6
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This project is an extension and combination of `RedStone` and `OpenZeppelin` transparent proxy that allows wrapping any existing or audited smart contracts to migrate to a pull-model based Oracle services without re-deployments or re-auditing, and also a
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RedStoneTransparentUpgradeableProxy
This project is an extension and combination of RedStone
and OpenZeppelin
transparent proxy that allows wrapping any existing or audited smart contracts to migrate to a pull-model based Oracle services without re-deployments or re-auditing, and also a one-click migration for a smooth upgrading experience.
It comes with an extension of TransparentUpgradeableProxy
of OpenZeppelin that overrides _delegate(address implementation)
and also implementation auxiliary functions to allow injecting the RedStone service logic when calling the proxy. It also supports one-click migration for which you can extend RedStoneTransparentUpgradeableProxy
and override the example _executeMigrationLogic(address nonUpgradeableContract, bytes[] memory)
to implement your own logic of migration to the new contract for scenarios where the old contract to be replaced has been used and generated data previously.
RedStonePriceExtractor
As an extension of the official PriceExtractor, you can maximize flexibility of how you want to load the latest price from RedStone by implementing abstract contract RedStonePriceExtractor.sol
. You can directly use the price on the fly for queries or store the price in your own contract by overriding _afterExtractPrice
function.
redstone-transparent-proxy-helpers
For frontend and script implementation, you can use redstone-transparent-proxy-helpers
to setup and interact with the proxy contract. It is essentially an extension of the official WrapperBuilder
from "@redstone-finance/evm-connector"
;
Try and follow test/redstone.ts
to see how to do so in your deployment script and frontend project.
Notes
- Make sure you use the compatible version of hardhat, Solidity, and Ethers.js as specified in
package.json
andhardhat.config.js
.