Also this is where our business logic resides. The Elrond devnet is a public test network maintained by our community where any developer can test their smart contracts and dApps in a real world environment.
In the end, we'll have three subfolders: wallet, contract and dapp. For convenience, we'll save our owner's wallet keystore in the wallet folder. In our example we'll use Ubuntu MacOs works as well skip to the last paragraph in this section. We'll need to install python 3. For the frontend application, we'll use an app template based on React JS , so we will need nodejs and npm.
We'll also need erdpy , the Elrond command line tool, which is helpful for signing transactions, deploying smart contracts, managing wallets, accounts and validators. We'll use it to deploy our smart contract. In order to install erdpy on MacOs , you need to make sure you have installed python 3.
Then, install the latest erdpy version,using pip. If you encounter any error relating to pynacl package, make sure you have libsodium installed. We now have all the prerequisites installed, let's create an owner's wallet PEM file. The smart contract can only be deployed on the blockchain by an owner, so we will create an owner wallet here. The owner can also update the contract, later on, if needed. We should be able to see our new Elrond wallet owner address which is, in this case, erd We can also generate a private key PEM file, like this we won't need to enter our wallet password each time we want to confirm a transaction.
Should the buyer trust the seller and pay before receiving the goods? Should the seller trust the buyer and ship the goods before receiving payment?
This problem can be solved by using a third party escrow service. The problem can be resolved using Waves multisignature feature. When there is no dispute, the two transacting parties can create together the transfer transaction.
Only if there is a dispute the mediator will get involved, collaborating with either the buyer or seller as appropriate to redeem the funds. This Escrow sample dApp consists of a Springboot Java program the dApp client and a smart contract a Javascript based smart contract script. Then start the workspace and open a terminal in CDE, then clone the escrow dapp source code.
Alternatively, you can directly create a workspace using the escrow repo in GitLab then start from step 2, or you can download the Escrow dapp from the App Library on ML BAppS, then create a workspace using the escrow app downloaded, and then start from step 2. The escrwo account will be used to attach dapp scripts to it to provide escrow service.
After creating the account, there is no any waves token yet in the account. We will send some waves tokens to the account from the genesis account later. Click on setting icon, you can see a custom node has been automatically created, just ensure it is the default node for the Waves IDE as seen in the diagram below.
Now we send some waves token from the generis account to the new account that we just created. Unfortunately, Waves does not provide wallet for development network yet, so we need to use Ride Console with javascript to do it.
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Let's mint some tokens. Since we are logged-in as the account that deployed the code, we will be allowed to mint tokens. Let's use the mint function to mint some new tokens for ourselves. Now when you refresh the page and click the button MetaMask will present you with a transaction confirmation dialog.
You can see the gas estimate and configure the limits and gas price. Just click 'Submit' to submit the transactions. After a few seconds refresh the page and you should see the newly minted tokens! If it doesn't work give it a second and refresh again. It's annoying that we have to refresh the page to see the update. Instead, let's use the Mint event that is logged by the smart contract when new tokens are minted.
We can listen to Ethereum events using the contract API. Let's update the contract instance initializer so that we also listen for Mint events:. Because we have implemented the token using the ERC standard, MetaMask will be able to inspect it. Copy the MyToken contract address from the compilation artifact. Now click on MetaMask in the browser, click on the tokens tab, and click 'Add Token'. In the form paste the address of the contract.
The rest of the fields should update. Since you've been minting the tokens to yourself i. Cool eh? That's it for functionality. I'm going to leave it to the reader to implement account balances and transfers.
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