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safe-wrapped-contract

v1.0.6

Published

2 years ago

Create safe-wrapped contracts to make contract calls with Gnosis safes

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gnosis-safe multisig

Package to interact with smart contracts with Gnosis Safe

For those wishing to use Gnosis safes headlessly to propose new txs or deploy contracts

Usage

Install the package yarn add -D safe-wrapped-contract
Import in the script file import { getSafeWrappedContract } from "safe-wrapped-contract";
Call the getSafeWrappedContract function and it will return a new contract. Simply interact with the contract and the new tx(s) will be shown on the Safe UI.

Caveat

The tx(s) submitted are required to be successful, or a "GS013" error will be shown. See Safe contracts

Test

The following test procedure simulates how a project uses this package

run yarn link in root
cd test/project && yarn
Run yarn link safe-wrapped-contract to link to local package, if getting cannot find module, make sure to build first in root
yarn test --network <NETWORK>
see the results on the Safe UI
(Optional) Test proxy contracts using delegate calls yarn hardhat run scripts/testSafeWrappedDelegateCall.ts --network <NETWORK>

if package's code is changed, run yarn build in root to rebuild the package
after testing, run yarn unlink safe-wrapped-contract in test/project, then yarn unlink in root.

Publish

Run yarn publish

Info

Goerli safe service url: https://safe-transaction-goerli.safe.global