As shown live in Block IV of the lecture, see the recording here.
Link to the eth.build demo setup. Also saved as .webloc
in this repo.
Note that the HTML-setup is not recommended as a boilerplate to start coding from, it was merely intended as "shortest path" to wiring up something functional in the browser during the live demo.
For a proper dApp setup you might look into boilerplates like the truffle react box, scaffold-eth or create-eth-app. There are also many tutorials out there to help you get going. The pet shop one was helpful to me back then - it seems a bit old now though.
# Node.js 10.0.0
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.35.3/install.sh | bash
source ~/.bashrc
nvm install 10.0.0
nvm use 10.0.0
# Truffle
npm install -g truffle
# Ganache
# install from trufflesuite.com/ganache
truffle compile # creates DemoContract.json in the build/contracts/ folder
truffle migrate # deploys the smart contract onto the blockchain
truffle console
> DemoContract.deployed().then(inst => inst.foo())
> DemoContract.deployed().then(inst => inst.setFoo(7))
python3 -m http.server # quickest way to serve from current directory
# --> http://localhost:8000/
Create contract-address.js
with the address of the deployed DemoContract:
let contractAddress = '0x...';
I wrote the commit-walker.sh
script to advance in the git history commit by commit during the deployment live demo. Starting from the past on a new branch and cherry-picking one by one from main
forward. It uses stepcounter
to read/write the next step and git.log
to extract the respective commit hash. The command to list the hashes is:
git log --reverse --pretty=tformat:%h > git.log