@retric/test-provider v0.0.1-ethers540

(THIS BRANCH IS ONLY FOR TEST!) Polyjuice Http Provider

a godwoken-compatible http provider for web3.js.

now you can call your smart-contract on godwoken with metamask and eth address.

docs

getting started

    git clone https://github.com/RetricSu/polyjuice-providers-http.git
    cd polyjuice-providers-http
    yarn 

build:

    yarn build

usage:

const PolyjuiceHttpProvider = require('./PolyjuiceHttpProvider');

typescript supported:

import PolyjuiceHttpProvider from './PolyjuiceHttpProvider';

browser version lies in:

    /build/browser/PolyjuiceHttpProvider.js

usage:

<script src="/path/to/PolyjuiceHttpProvider.js"></script>

hardhat

hardhat is using ethers instead of web3.js, you can find ethers-compatibale JsonRpcProvider and WalletSigner in /lib/hardhat/providers

usage:

const { PolyjuiceJsonRpcProvider } = require('PolyjuiceHttpProvider/lib/hardhat/providers');
const PolyjuiceWallet = require('PolyjuiceHttpProvider/lib/hardhat/wallet-signer');

before you can run test and an minimal example, create an .test.env file with some godwoken-polyjuice config.

cat > ./test.env <<EOF
WEB3_JSON_RPC=<godwoken web3 rpc>
ROLLUP_TYPE_HASH=<godwoken rollup type hash>
ETH_ACCOUNT_LOCK_CODE_HASH=<eth account lock code hash>
EXAMPLE_CONTRACT_ADDRESS=<an example test contract deployed address>
PRIVATE_KEY=<your eth test private key, do not use in production>
ETH_ADDRESS=<your eth test address, match with private_key above>

test

    yarn test

start a minimal dapp example

    yarn example