npm Truffle box

This is a boilerplate code to make your smart contract as an npm library using truffle-plugin-modularizer . It exports the json files in build/contracts/ and creates src/index.js. Then you will be able to use your contracts as an instance of truffle-contract. Finally, publish them onto the npm repository, and import into your applications.

See this to get more detail how truffle-plugin-modularize works.

Usage

Contract side

1. Create a directory to start your project

   mkdir YourProject
   cd YourProject

2. Unbox npm-truffle-box

   npx truffle unbox wanseob/npm-truffle-box

3. Develop and test

   npm run test

4. Configure your truffle-config.json

   // truffle-config.js
   module.exports = {
     ...,
     plugins: [
       'truffle-plugin-modularizer'
     ],
     modularizer: {
       // output: 'src/index.js',
       // target: 'build/contracts'
       // includeOnly: [],
       // networks: []
     },
   }

5. Configure your package.json

   //package.json
   {
       "name": "Your project name",
       ...,
       "main": "src/index.js",
       ...
   }

6. Deploy to npm

   npm publish

Application side

1. install your module

   $ cd /your/react/app/path
   $ npm install --save "your-project-name"

2. Import contracts into your front-end application and init with web3 provider

   import { SampleContract } from 'your-project-name'
   
   web3 = window.web3
   
   SampleContract(web3).deployed().then(
       async instance => {
         await instance.add(10)
         await instance.add(20)
         await instance.add(30)
         let values = await instance.getValues()
         console.log("Values: ", values)
       }
   )

Scripts

• npm run testContracts: It runs test cases in test/ directory for your smart contracts. This uses truffle test command.
• npm run testModule: It runs test cases in moduleTest/ to check the modularized output. It modularizes your contracts and create a temporal output file build/index.tmp.js. You should write Mocha test cases importing your smart contract from the temporal output file.
• npm run test: It tests both the contracts and the modularized output.
• npm run standard: It follows JS standard style.
• npm run ethlint: Lint your smart contracts.

If you don't prefer standard style and ethlint, remove "pre-commit" property from the package.json .

Limitation

It only supports linux & macOS

License

Apache-2.0