The smart contract samples of some tokens for the Decentralized Exchange
If you have already put smart contracts in genesis block, just change the code from await BTM.deployed() to await BTM.at("address") then run
truffle migrate -f 3 --to 3 --network development
Otherwise just run truffle deploy --network development
The smart contract samples used to deploy in creation block. The tokens contracts for selling and buying, and the Exchange contract used to allows two users to interact with. There is no matching engine logic inside the exchange contract, it is supposed to have trade logic only.
To execute a trade, executeTrade needs to be called with the following arguments:
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| buyAmount | uint256 | Amount of buyToken tokens the maker wants to buy |
| sellAmount | uint256 | Amount of sellToken tokens the maker wants to sell |
| expires | uint256 | Blocknumber at which the order will no longer be valuable |
| nonce | uint256 | Random number to ensure uniqueness of the order |
| feeMake | uint256 | Percentage of fee taken from maker token value |
| feeTake | uint256 | Percentage of fee taken from taker token value |
| amount | uint256 | Amount of buyToken the taker wants to sell |
| tradeNonce | uint256 | Random number to ensure uniqueness of the trade |
| buyToken | address | Address of buyToken (token the maker wants to buy) |
| sellToken | address | Address of sellToken (token the maker wants to sell) |
| maker | address | Maker Address |
| taker | address | Taker Address |
| vMaker | uint8 | Maker Signature v Parameter |
| vTaker | uint8 | Taker Signature v Parameter |
| rMaker | bytes32 | Maker Signature r Parameter |
| rTaker | bytes32 | Maker Signature r Parameter |
| sMaker | bytes32 | Maker Signature s Parameter |
| sTaker | bytes32 | Maker Signature s Parameter |
Each group of values must be packed together in array based on their type (See Exchange.sol)
To do a hard cancel, cancelOrder needs to be called with the following arguments
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| buyAmount | uint256 | Amount of buyToken tokens the maker wants to buy |
| sellAmount | uint256 | Amount of sellToken tokens the maker wants to sell |
| expires | uint256 | Blocknumber at which the order will no longer be valuable |
| nonce | uint256 | Random number to ensure uniqueness of the order |
| feeMake | uint256 | Percentage of fee taken from maker token value |
| feeTake | uint256 | Percentage of fee taken from taker token value |
| buyToken | address | Address of buyToken (token the maker wants to buy) |
| sellToken | address | Address of sellToken (token the maker wants to sell) |
| maker | address | Maker Address |
| v | uint8 | Maker Signature v Parameter |
| r | bytes32 | Maker Signature r Parameter |
| s | bytes32 | Maker Signature s Parameter |
Each group of values must be packed together in array based on their type (See Exchange.sol)
- OSX or Linux (Windows setup is likely possible but not covered in this guide)
- Node (version 8.9.4 recommended)
- Solidity Compiler (v0.4.24)
- Ganache-cli (v6.1.3)
- Truffle (v4.1.12)
- npm (version 6.1.0)
- Clone the repository and install dependencies
git clone git@github.com:tomochain/dex-smart-contract.git
cd dex-smart-contract
yarn
- Install the latest version of truffle (Truffle v4.0.6)
yarn global add truffle
- Compile contracts
truffle compile
- Initialize testrpc (or geth)
./start_rpc.sh
- Migrate contracts to chosen network
truffle migrate --network development
- Make sure you are using the latest version of node
nvm install 8.9.4
nvm use 8.9.4
-
Fill in
truffle.jsanddeploy_contracts.jswith appropriate wallet addresses. Unlock the corresponding addresses. -
Verify all tests are passing.
You need to re-migrate all contracts before running the test suite
truffle migrate --reset && truffle test
- You can interact with the contracts via the console
truffle console
- You can watch for changes on the fileystem with:
npm run watch
- Lint
npm run lint
This is a fork of the Proof project !
Please try your best to follow the guidance here:
https://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/
The smart contract (i.e. all code inside of the contracts and test directories) is licensed under the MIT License, also included in our repository in the LICENSE file.