pentagonxyz / dpd-assembly

Decentralized Programmable Data, written in assembly

dpd-assembly

DPD’s, or Decentralized Programmable Data, are a tokenized primitive for contract governed data. The DPD primitive is based on the ERC721 standard but introduces upgradability to underlying data. This data could be anything from data on-chain all the way to IPFS or Arweave instances. Some use-case examples: token holder governed front-ends, re-creating million dollar webpage, or even a programmable oracle network.

Setup

First, you need to install huffup, a tool that allows you to easily install the Huff compiler. You can do that by running:

curl -L get.huff.sh | bash

Next, to install the lastest compiler version, run:

huffup

Finally, you can run make all to install the necessary Foundry libraries.

Testing

Before testing, ensure that ffi is set to true in the Foundry.toml file. This enables Foundry to run the Huff compiler from the Rust VM.

To test your code, you can run:

forge test