NAHMII CONTRACT ABSTRACTIONS

About the contract abstractions

This package hosts contract abstractions generated from the deployment of nahmii contracts to the Ropsten Ethereum testnet.

About nahmii

nahmii is hubii's scaling solution for the Ethereum block chain. It is a hybrid centralized/decentralized solution that enables instant (micro-) payments, trading and trustless settlements.

About hubii

See www.hubii.com for more information.

Prerequisites

• To use this software you need a modern version of NodeJS and NPM. We recommend having the current LTS version (v8.x) installed, or later, and updating NPM to the latest available version.
• You will also need an API key for access to hubii's APIs.

Installation

To install the SDK into your project, simply run:

npm install nahmii-contract-abstractions-ropsten

Contract abstractions

The package includes directory build/contracts that contains the actual contract abstractions.

Symlinks

In a dependent project it will often be more convenient to have the abstractions available in its own build/contracts directory rather than having to refer to the lengthy node_modules/nahmii-contract-abstractions-ropsten/build/contracts.

The package contains scripts to symlink its build/contracts to ../../build/contracts. In order to run the script you may run

npm run symlink:build

Alternatively a call to

npm run symlink:build:force

will also delete previously existent ../../build/contracts as seen from the package directory (node_modules/nahmii-contract-abstractions-ropsten).

Usage in Node.js context

The contract abstractions may be required into Node.js scripts and used in contexts of web3, ethers or Truffle.

Assuming the above symlink has been carried out a simple script may be as follows:

const ClientFundAbstn = require('./build/contracts/ClientFund.json'); 

console.log(ClientFundAbstn.networks[1].address);
// 0xcc8d82f6ba952966e63001c7b320eef2ae729099

console.log(ClientFundAbstn.abi);
// [ { constant: false,
//     inputs: [ [Object] ],
//     name: 'authorizeRegisteredService',
//     outputs: [],
//     payable: false,
//     stateMutability: 'nonpayable',
//     type: 'function' },
//   { constant: true,
//     inputs: [ [Object] ],
//     name: 'isRegisteredBeneficiary',
// ...

If no symlink has been done a contract abstraction may rather be required as

const abstractions = require('nahmii-contract-abstractions-ropsten');

console.log(abstractions.getAbstraction('ClientFund'));
// { contractName: 'ClientFund',
//   abi:
//    [ { constant: false,
//        inputs: [Array],
//        name: 'authorizeRegisteredService',
//        outputs: [],
//        payable: false,
//        stateMutability: 'nonpayable',
//        type: 'function' },
// ...

The full set of names of contract abstractions may be obtained as

console.log(abtractions.getAbstractionNames());
// [ 'BalanceTracker',
//   'BlockNumbCurrenciesLib',
//   'BlockNumbDisdIntsLib',
//   'BlockNumbIntsLib',
//   'BlockNumbUintsLib',
//   'ClientFund',
//   'Configuration',
// ...

Event samples

The package also includes directory events containing samples of events emitted from contracts. There is one JSON file per contract.

Symlinks

Similar to contract abstractions the package contains scripts to symlink its events to ../../events in a dependent project. In order to run the script you may run

npm run symlink:events

or

npm run symlink:events:force

The latter will delete previously existent ../../events as seen from the package directory (node_modules/nahmii-contract-abstractions-ropsten).

Usage in Node.js context

As with contract abstractions events may be required into a Node.js context by

const ClientFundEvents = require('./events/ClientFund.json');

if previous symlink has been carried out. Alternatively an event may be required as

const ReceiveEvent = require('nahmii-contract-abstractions-ropsten').getEvent('ClientFund', 'ReceiveEvent');