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@madeindreams/open-zeppelin-defender

v1.0.3

Published

Open Zeppelin Defender Template with HardHat

Downloads

2

Readme

open-zeppelin-defender

Making use of open zeppelin defender

This is the ideal setup to

  • Write Upgradeable and Secure Smart Contract
  • Deploy and verify smart contract

Installation

To install this package run

npm install @madeindreams/open-zeppelin-defender

You will need to rename the .envexample to .env and edit it with the following

MNEMONIC = " 12 words seedpharse"   (required)
ETHERSCAN = "etherscan api key"     (optional - verification only)
INFURA_ID = "infura ID"             (required)
ALCHEMY_KEY = "Alchemy ID"          (optional - mainnet fork)
MYADDRESS = "your wallet address"   (required)

Once you are done save the .env file.

⚠️ Always ensure that the .env file is listed in the .gitignore file. The content is secret and you don't want to publish it.

To Compile the smart contract use the command

npm run compile

to deploy your contract and own it with the deployer account use

npm run deploy

If you have a Gnosis vault use

npm run deployGnosis

To run the test

npm run test

If you want to verify that contract, once deployed, head to etherscan an veryfy the proxy. There is a button on the top right of the code textfield under the code tab on Etherscan. Select the verify proxy otion. Leave the proxy address in the field and click verify. It will fail but will return the address of your implementation. Copy this address and use it to verify your implementation in the terminal with hardhat. Note that you need the Etherscan API key in your .env for verification

npx hardat verify --network rinkeby <the adress of the implementation>

That's it. You compiled, deployed, and verified your contract.

Now head to Defender and make a proposal or look at the tasks in hardhat-config.js to deploy some Upgrades.

Make some changes the the sample contract and save it as MDEV2. run the following command

npx hardhat upgrade

This will upgade your contrct to the second version v2.

Resource

  • https://defender.openzeppelin.com/
  • https://hardhat.org/
  • https://rinkeby.gnosis-safe.io/app/#/welcome
  • https://faucet.rinkeby.io/

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