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@gemstation/contracts-hardhat

Example smart contracts repo for Gemforge using Hardhat.

This contains the optimal folder structure for use with Gemforge:

• Build and deploy commands already setup
• Pre-configured config file

There are two facets provided:

• ExampleFacet - a simple example of a facet with a single function. Try adding and removing functions to/from this facet to see how the Gemforge deployment changes.
• ERC20Facet - a complex example demonstrating how to deploy multiple separate ERC20s token contracts all internally backed by the same upgradeable diamond proxy (read more).

Note: A Foundry equivalent of this repo is available at https://github.com/gemstation/contracts-foundry

Requirements

• Node.js 20+
• PNPM (NOTE: yarn and npm can also be used)

Installation

In an empty folder:

npx gemforge scaffold --hardhat

Change into the folder and run in order:

$ git submodule update --init --recursive
$ pnpm i

Usage

Run a local dev node in a separate terminal:

pnpm devnet

To build the code:

$ pnpm build

Deploy to local devnet

To deploy to the local target:

$ pnpm dep local

Deploy to testnet (Base Sepolia)

You first need to configure the deployment wallet private key in your environment. Ensure that this wallet has a non-zero balance of Base Sepolia ETH (you can use Alchemy's faucet to get some):

$ export PRIVATE_KEY=<your Base Sepolia deployment wallet private key>

Now register on https://basescan.org and generate an API key to set in the environment. This will be used for contract source verification on basescan:

$ export BASESCAN_API_KEY=<api key obtained from basescan.org>

Now run:

$ pnpm dep testnet

To check the deployment:

pnpm query testnet

To verify the sourcecode in Basescan run:

$ pnpm verify testnet

If you visit https://sepolia.basescan.org you should see the deployed contracts along with verified source code.

Miscellanous

For verbose output simply add -v to the commands:

$ pnpm build -v
$ pnpm dep -v

License

MIT - see LICSENSE.md