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broxus-ton-tokens-contracts

v1.0.0

Published

Tokens fungible contracts implementation with burn support + tests.

Downloads

6

Readme

Tokens fungible smart contracts

Tokens fungible contracts implementation with burn support + tests.

Configuration

Set up FreeTON configuration in env/ directory. Use template files as a basic example and fill the empty fields.

Free TON

FreeTON env configuration will probably change, keep your eyes on.

  • Use NETWORK http://ton_node in case you're using Docker compose
  • Use SEED to generate keys. Seed can be generated with tonos-cli genphrase
  • Leave RANDOM_TRUFFLE_NONCE blank if you need to determine contract address. Means, that test can be run only once. Set it 1 to deploy new addresses each time.

Local run

This section explains how to run and test contracts locally.

Node version

Following versions were used for development

npm --version
6.14.8
node --version
v10.22.1

Installation

Install all the dependencies for FreeTON.

npm install

FreeTON

Run the local TON node

Use the TON local-node for local environment.

docker run --rm -d --name local-node -p80:80 tonlabs/local-node

Prepare the smart contracts

By default, there're all the necessary artifacts at the free-ton/build/ directory. To rebuild the contracts, use the one liner:

npm run compile-ton

Run the migrations

npm run migrate-ton

Run the tests

npm run test-ton