1.0.6 • Published 7 years ago
eris-contracts-promise v1.0.6
Eris contracts JS
This library is built to be able to work with Eris Contracts using JS and Promises
Installation
Prerequisites
You will need ErisDB installed and running Also this library is using ES6 so you will have to use node.js > 4.0.0
Installing node module
$ npm i --save eris-contracts-promise
Getting Account data
First of all to be able to use this module you have to have your account:
- Address
- Private key
- Public key
On most of Linux based OS you will find them into ~/.eris/chains/<your-chain-name>/priv_validator.json
Usage
Finding out ErisDB IP
$ eris chains inspect <name of ErisDB server> NetworkSettings.IPAddress
After that you will be able to create new instance of library:
const ContractContent = `
contract GetSetContract {
uint public something;
function setSomething(uint newSome) {
something = newSome;
}
}
`
const ErisContracts = require('eris-contracts-promise')
// Your ErisRPC url
const rpcUrl = 'http://localhost:1337/rpc'
// Account details
const account = {
address: 'someaddress',
privKey: 'accountPrivateKey',
pubKey: 'accountPublicKey'
}
const ContractManager = ErisContracts.newContractManager(rpcUrl, account)
/**
* You have to compile your contract before using it.
*/
const compiled = require('solc').compile(ContractContent, 1).contracts['ContractName']
const abi = JSON.parse(compiled.interface)
// Create contract instance
const SomeContract = ContractManager.newContract(abi, compiled.bytecode.toUpperCase())
// Now we could work with newly created contract
SampleContract.at('address')
.then((contract) => {
// And call it's functions
return contract
.setSomething(1)
.then(() => {
//new value set
})
})
For more information please take a look into test
folder. You will find more examples in there.