These are my solutions and (partial) tests for the TON Foundations's 2nd smart contract developement contest for TON blockchain:
https://ton.org/ton-smart-challenge-2
https://github.com/ton-blockchain/func-contest2
/func- my contest solutions (all tasks, but 3rd one is generated)/js- TypeScript (partial) tests (all tasks) and 3rd task solution
The "solution" file /func/3.fc is generated with /js/3.ts. With no exceptions mechanism in FunC and tons of if (...) { return (0, null()); } checks all over the place, I decided it would be easier and more interesting to write FunC code generation in TypeSciprt.
621 lines of TypeSciprt later and with only 265 generated FunC lines, I was probably wrong about "easier", but I was definitely right about "more interesting".
Install TypeScript and project dependencies (once, in the root folder):
npm install -g typescript
npm install -g ts-node
npm install
To lanuch tests, run (from the root folder):
node --no-experimental-fetch --loader ts-node/esm ./js/tests_N.ts
You might also just try:
ts-node-esm ./js/tests_N.ts
but it doesn't work for me in Node 18.X
Tests for this contest are nearly not as thourough as [my tests for TON Contest #1] (https://github.com/nns2009/TON-FunC-contest-1) because solutions were evaluated and scored immediately, so I could just sent my solutions without much testing.
Have some legit automatic tests
A few quick manual tests, but no auto-checking, use visual inspection of results
No real testing, test-files are only there to launch contracts and make sure they compile. I submitted my solutions without testing and they just worked.
If you are not on Mac, you'll get something like:
/bin/sh: 1: /root/TON-FunC-contest-1/node_modules/ton-compiler/bin/macos/func: Exec format error
/root/TON-FunC-contest-1/node_modules/ton-contract-executor/dist/vm-exec/vm-exec.js:147
throw ex;
that's because ton-compiler package only officially works on MacOS. I found a way to fix it on Windows: install (unpack) TON binaries and then replace the contents of macos folder from above with the the content of this TON binaries folder (the one containing func.exe, fift.exe). It should work after this. Same thing works for Ubuntu/WSL.
It's probably not necessary to copy the entire TON binaries folder. Maybe copying just func.exe and fift.exe is enough. But I didn't try. Storage is cheap.
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