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@zoralabs/comments-contracts

v0.0.1

Published

## Deployment

Downloads

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Readme

Comments

Deployment

The Comments contract is deployed deterministically using a turnkey account. The deployment process uses a helper contract, DeterministicDeployerAndCaller.

Prerequisites

Setting up environment variables

In the packages/comments directory:

  1. Copy .env.example to .env
  2. Populate the parameters in .env
  3. Set TURNKEY_TARGET_ADDRESS to the address of the turnkey account that will sign the deployment.

Deploying the Comments Contract

  1. Generate deterministic config (if not already done):
DEPLOYER={TURNKEY_DEPLOYER_ADDRESS} forge script script/GenerateDeterministicParams.s.sol $(chains zora --rpc) --ffi

This saves the config to ./deterministicConfig/comments.json.

  1. Deploy the Comments contract:
forge script script/Deploy.s.sol $(chains {chainName} --rpc) --broadcast --verify

where {chainName} is the emdash name of the chain you want to deploy on.

Seeding a Comments Contract

Backfilling MintComments

MintComment events are legacy events for commenting when minting on Zora 1155 contracts. To import the into a Comments contract, so that they can be replied to and sparked, the following script can be run.

pnpm tsx scripts/backfillComments.ts {chainName}

where {chainName} is the emdash name of the chain you want to backfill on.

Example usages:

// for zora sepolia
pnpm tsx scripts/backfillComments.ts zora-sepolia
// for zora mainnet
pnpm tsx scripts/backfillComments.ts zora
// for base
pnpm tsx scripts/backfillComments.ts base

Seeding Comments Contract with some Test Data

Currently only on Zora Sepolia, this will create some comments, replies, and sparked comments.

pnpm tsx scripts/generateCommentsTestData.ts