create-zksync-app v3.0.1
A full-stack starter template with React & Hardhat to develop, deploy, and test Solidity smart contracts on the zk sync era network. The starter kit also includes pre-installed zk sync hardhat full code
, tailwindcss
, web3.js
, etc. packages.
📺 Quickstart
🛠️ Installation guide
Install the Package globally
Install this for first time by running the following command in your terminal:
npm install -g create-zksync-app
⌛️ create-zksync-app command
Open up your terminal (or command prompt) and type the following command:
npx create-zksync-app <your-dapp-name>
# cd into the directory
cd <your-dapp-name>
🔑 Private key
Ensure you create a .env
file in the root
directory. Then paste your Metamask private key in .env
with the variable name PRIVATE_KEY
as follows:
PRIVATE_KEY=1234
⚙️ Compile
Now, you can write your contracts in ./contracts/
directory, replace Greeter.sol
with <your-contracts>.sol
file. To write tests, go to ./test
directory and create <your-contracts>.test.js
.
npx hardhat compile
# for testing the smart contracts
npx hardhat test
After successful compilation, the artifacts directory will be created in ./src/artifacts
with a JSON /contracts/<your-contracts>.sol/<your-contracts>.json
containing ABI and Bytecode of your compiled smart contracts.
Please make the changes while Importing the JSON in ./src/app.js
.
to Verify the contract
npx hardhat verify <your-contract-address>
⛓️ Deploy
Before deploying the smart contracts, please make sure you have a zksync testnet
in your Metamask wallet with sufficient funds, follow this quickstart guide if you do not have one.
Also, make changes in ./scripts/deploy.js
(replace the greeter contract name with <your-contract-name>
).
For deploying the smart contracts to zksync network, type the following command:
npx hardhat deploy-zksync --script deploy.ts
Copy-paste the deployed contract address here
<your-contract> deployed to: 0x...
💻 React client
start react app
npm start
# Starting the development server...
⚖️ License
create-zksync-app is licensed under the MIT License.