go get -u github.com/htmlcoin/solar/cli/solar
solar
assumes that the Solidity compiler is already installed.
Put solc binary in go/bin
Start htmlcoind setting the rpcuser and rpcpassword:
Use env variable to specify the local htmlcoind RPC node:
export HTMLCOIN_RPC=http://user:password@localhost:4889
# Deploy Contract
Suppose we have the following contract in `contracts/A.sol`:
pragma solidity ^0.4.11;
contract A { uint256 a;
constructor(uint256 _a) public { a = _a; } }
Use the `deploy` command to create the contract. The constructor parameters may be passed in as a JSON array:
$ solar deploy contracts/A.sol '[100]' 🚀 All contracts confirmed deployed contracts/A.sol => 2672931f2f07b67383a4aec80fb6504727145e8c
> Note: On a real network it would take longer to deploy. For development locally it is instantenous.
You should see the address and ABI saved in a JSON file named `solar.development.json`:
```json
{
"contracts": {
"contracts/A.sol": {
"source": "contracts/A.sol:A",
"abi": [
{
"name": "",
"type": "constructor",
"payable": false,
"inputs": [
{
"name": "_a",
"type": "uint256",
"indexed": false
}
],
"outputs": null,
"constant": false,
"anonymous": false
}
],
"bin": "60606040523415600e57600080fd5b604051602080606783398101604052808051600055505060358060326000396000f3006060604052600080fd00a165627a7a72305820cd047550e6b1a360fc0f2de526c2f6f0150d249efca0b5820d6050c935e129370029",
"binhash": "861924fb216a600b22bc38d51d26b708bbd2d189a3433f0ec4862da6a3d78b9a",
"name": "A",
"deployName": "contracts/A.sol",
"address": "2672931f2f07b67383a4aec80fb6504727145e8c",
"txid": "dc36ebb365033f557367c88e4bad2f4c726a609e8a4cc0d5751ff4cab9187a51",
"createdAt": "2018-01-26T11:36:09.650368039+08:00",
"confirmed": true,
"sender": "hYqieW18XiFU1sYCrHFsiBpvxQVXpcwC3R",
"senderHex": "a7a0cff24ecf5089a5b5a814b9a6be942ade51c5"
}
},
"libraries": {},
"related": {}
}
The contract's deploy name defaults to the contract's file name. You can't deploy using the same name twice.
$ solar deploy contracts/A.sol
❗️ deploy contract name already used: contracts/A.sol
Add the flag --force
to redeploy a contract:
$ solar deploy contracts/A.sol '[200]' --force
🚀 All contracts confirmed
deployed contracts/A.sol => 3b566019c5e69e3c33c4609b51597b4b83b00e74
In solar.development.json
you should see that the address had changed.
By default the file name is used as the deploy name. We can change the deploy name to Ace
by appending it after the file name:
$ solar deploy contracts/A.sol:Ace '[300]'
🚀 All contracts confirmed
deployed Ace => 38dfbad58cb340815e649242fc7514fe1fa54e7d
The deploy name must be unique. Deploy should fail if the a name is used twice:
$ solar deploy contracts/A.sol:Ace '[300]'
❗️ deploy contract name already used: Ace
Sometimes your contract may depend on a library, which requires linking when deploying. The most frequently used library is maybe SafeMath.lib
.
solar deploy contracts/SafeMathLib.sol --lib
🚀 All contracts confirmed
deployed contracts/SafeMathLib.sol => 26fe40c433b4d109299660284eaa475b95462342
Then deploying other contracts that reference SafeMathLib
will automatically link to this deployed instance.
Help message for deploy
:
solar help deploy
usage: solar deploy [<flags>] <target> [<jsonParams>]
Compile Solidity contracts.
Flags:
--help Show context-sensitive help (also try --help-long and --help-man).
--htmlcoin_rpc=HTMLCOIN_RPC RPC provider url
--htmlcoin_sender=HTMLCOIN_SENDER (htmlcoin) Sender UTXO Address
--eth_rpc=ETH_RPC RPC provider url
--env="development" Environment name
--repo=REPO Path of contracts repository
--optimize [solc] should Enable bytecode optimizer
--allow-paths="" [solc] Allow a given path for imports. A list of paths can be supplied by separating them with a comma.
--force Overwrite previously deployed contract with the same deploy name
--lib Deploy the contract as a library
--no-confirm Don't wait for network to confirm deploy
--no-fast-confirm (dev) Don't generate block to confirm deploy immediately
--gasLimit=3000000 gas limit for creating a contract
Args:
<target> Solidity contracts to deploy.
[<jsonParams>] Constructor params as a json array