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@pooltogether/pooltogether-rng-contracts

v1.5.3

Published

PoolTogether RNG Service Smart Contracts

Downloads

1,618

Readme

PoolTogether Prize Savings Protocol - RNG Service

Tests Coverage Status built-with openzeppelin GPLv3 license

The PoolTogether Prize Savings Protocol Ethereum smart contracts.

See the documentation

Deployments

RNG contracts in this repository

External RNG contracts

The RNGWitnet contract is a custom-built solution to request a random number from the Witnet oracle. It is hosted in a separate repository as it is built using the Python-based Brownie development suite.

Setup

Install Dependencies

$ yarn

Copy over .envrc.example to .envrc

$ cp .envrc.example .envrc

Make sure to update the enviroment variables with suitable values.

Now enable the env vars using direnv

$ direnv allow

Interacting using Hardhat Console

You can interact with the contract using the buidler console:

$ npx hardhat console --network [network]

Then you can interact with deployed contracts:

> const signer = (await ethers.getSigners())[0]
> const d = await deployments.all()
> const chainlink = await ethers.getContractAt('RNGChainlink', d.RNGChainlink.address, signer)
> const link = await ethers.getContractAt('IERC20', (await chainlink.getLink()), signer)

Deploying

You can deploy using the deploy script:

$ yarn deploy [network]

Where [network] can be mainnet, rinkeby, ropsten, or kovan.

Now you should verify the contracts on Etherscan:

$ yarn etherscan-verify [network]

The network option is the same as above.

Development

Verify Codebase (hint + test)

$ yarn verify

Run Static Code Analysis

$ yarn hint

Run Tests

$ yarn test

Run Coverage

$ yarn coverage

Run Gas Report

$ yarn gas

Start Local TestRPC & Deploy

$ yarn start

Deploy to an Ethereum Network