First and foremost, always remember to source .env or any other appropriate environment file.
To bootstrap your development environment, either run the Ganache GUI or yarn ganache.
Then you can run ./scripts/bootstrap.sh. It will deploy all contracts and create a bunch of upgradable instances.
It will also run yarn truffle exec scripts/finalize.js --network $NETWORK and credit 35m tokens to the 2nd account, as well as add a bunch of governors and actors.
To get all the required stuff available in the console, copy-paste the following snippet:
const BN = require('bn.js');
const generateUtils = require('./scripts/utils.js')
const netId = process.env.NETWORK_ID
const zosFile = `.openzeppelin/dev-${netId}.json`
const zosAbi = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(zosFile))
const people = Object.assign(require(`./conf/addresses.${netId}`), require(`./conf/addresses.private.${netId}`))
const governance = { from: people.pk2m }
const issuance = { from: people.issuer }
const registry = await Registry.at(zosAbi.proxies[`TTContracts/Registry`][0].address)
const access = await Access.at(zosAbi.proxies[`TTContracts/Access`][0].address)
const register = await Register.at(zosAbi.proxies[`TTContracts/Register`][0].address)
const transact = await Transact.at(zosAbi.proxies[`TTContracts/Transact`][0].address)
const token = await Token.at(zosAbi.proxies[`TTContracts/Token`][0].address)Once done and after all promises are fullfilled, simply run this line:
const utils = generateUtils(registry, access, register, transact, token)You should now be able to issue transactions. For example, to initiate a transfer of 20 CVDS from PK2M to someone, you can:
token.transfer(people.pierre_martin, utils.convert('20'), { from: people.pk2m })Once this is done and the transaction yields a receipt, you can inspect how many pending transfer orders exist for PK2M:
const count = await transact.countOrders(people.pk2m)At this point, count will be a BigNumber and you can infer what transfer is the one that needs approval. For example, if count came back equal to 3, then the latest transfer has an identifier of 2. To approve it, you can run:
transact.approve(people.pk2m, count.sub(new BN(1)), { from: people.pk2m })