Carry token crowdsale

Carry the protocol is a platform that connects offline merchants and consumers using blockchain.

Carry the token, which has the ticker symbol CRE, is an ERC20-compliant capped token.

This repository contains:

• CarryToken contract which declares the CRE token based on OpenZeppelin's CappedToken contract,

• CarryTokenPresaleBase which declares the common base contract for token presale and is based on OpenZeppelin's CappedCrowdsale & WhitelistedCrowdsale contracts, to be used for the Carry token presale,

• GradualDeliveryCrowdsale which declares the base contract for token crowdsale that does not deliver tokens to a beneficiary immediately after they have just purchased, but instead partially delivers tokens through several times, and

• CarryTokenPresale which declares the contract for the Carry token presale and inherits above CarryTokenCrowdsale and GradualDeliveryCrowdsale.

Build

This project is built on Truffle and OpenZeppelin frameworks. In order to install them:

npm install

The following command compiles every contract in the repository:

npx truffle compile

Test

The following command runs the whole test suite against every contract:

npm test

Deploy to Ropsten (testnet) through Infura

The following instructions deploy two contracts to the Ropsten, a public testnet, through Infura.

Infura is a kind of cloud service that hosts HTTP RPC compatible to Geth HTTP RPC. Although you could run a Geth node on your system, it takes a lot of time to catch up the whole transactions on the public network. Instead, Infura solves a lot of troublesome chores for you.

First of all, since you need to pay for creating contracts, you have an account (which can be referred as an address) having a sufficient balance. You could get some ethers for free from several volunteered faucets: here and here.

If you've got an account of a sufficient balance with its mnemonic (secret key), you need to sign up Infura. They require only few fields such as name, it takes only a minute. After signing up, you would get your own access token which follows https://ropsten.infura.io/ base URL.

Last of all, with MNEMONIC and ACCESS_TOKEN environment variables the following command deploys all contracts to the public testnet:

MNEMONIC="..." ACCESS_TOKEN="..." npx truffle deploy --network ropsten

Alternatively, raw PRIVATE_KEY can be used instead of MNEMONIC:

PRIVATE_KEY="..." ACCESS_TOKEN="..." npx truffle deploy --network ropsten

Note that PRIVATE_KEY can contain multiple private keys separated by whitespace.

In order to deploy the CarryToken contract using a different owner account, configure TOKEN_OWNER environment variable. It has to be a public key of the owner account, and either MNEMONIC or PRIVATE_KEY have to contain its corresponding private part.

TOKEN_OWNER="..." MNEMONIC="..." ACCESS_TOKEN="..." npx truffle deploy --network ropsten

Since Infura has a load balancer in front of their nodes, the deployment transactions can be intermittently falling out of sync. In order to work around this problem, DELAY_SECONDS environment variable can configure the interval to delay between transactions:

DELAY_SECONDS=120 MNEMONIC="..." ACCESS_TOKEN="..." npx truffle deploy --network ropsten

You must be able to find transactions made by your account from Etherscan.

Deploy to the public main network through Infura

It's almost the same to Ropsten, except that --network ropsten options in all commands have to be replaced by --network mainnet, e.g.:

MNEMONIC="..." ACCESS_TOKEN="..." npx truffle deploy --network mainnet

License

Copyright © 2018 Carry Protocol.

Every source code in this repository is distributed under GPLv3 or higher.