A collection of reusable contracts and Javascript helpers for Ethereum.
Usage:
npm i hardlydifficult-ethereum-contracts
These helpers which will deploy contracts for testing using the exact bytecode and configuration as they have on mainnet, with the exception that you are the owner to enable privileged actions such as mint
.
You can deploy these to Ganache or any network for testing. The scripts simply use your current web3 configuration.
Using these will give you an accurate representation of gas costs, error conditions, and any oddities to their specific implementation.
Take a look at the samples directory for examples
- DAI: ERC-20 with 18 decimals and a mint function
- USDC: an upgradable ERC-20 with 6 decimals and mint and blacklist functions
Usage example:
const { tokens } = require("hardlydifficult-ethereum-contracts");
const from = accounts[0];
// Deploy a DAI contract for testing
const dai = await tokens.dai.deploy(web3, from);
// Mint tokens
await dai.mint(accounts[1], 100, { from });
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Reusable contracts which can be imported into your Solidity contract.
- Intefaces for 3rd party contracts:
- Uniswap
- AntiOwnerProxy: set as the owner of a contract to allow anyone to make an ownerOnly call