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@f8n/openzeppelin-upgrades

JavaScript library for the OpenZeppelin smart contract platform

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OpenZeppelin SDK JavaScript Library (@openzeppelin/upgrades)

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JavaScript library for the OpenZeppelin smart contract platform.

OpenZeppelin SDK is a platform to develop, deploy and operate smart contract projects on Ethereum and every other EVM and eWASM-powered blockchain.

This is the repository for the OpenZeppelin SDK JavaScript library. It is mainly used by the openzeppelin-sdk command-line interface, which is the recommended way to use the OpenZeppelin SDK; but this library can also be used directly to operate projects when a programmatic interface is preferred or more flexibility and lower-level access is required.

Install

First, install Node.js and npm. Then, install the OpenZeppelin SDK JavaScript Library running:

npm install @openzeppelin/upgrades

Usage

Suppose there is a contract called MyContractV0 in the file contracts/MyContractV0.sol, already compiled to build/contracts/MyContractV0.json, and that there is a development blockchain network running locally in port 8545.

Open a Node.js console:

node
const Web3 = require('web3');
const { Contracts, ProxyAdminProject, ZWeb3 } = require('@openzeppelin/upgrades')

async function main() {
  // Create web3 provider and initialize OpenZeppelin upgrades
  const web3 = new Web3('http://localhost:8545');
  ZWeb3.initialize(web3.currentProvider)

  // Create an OpenZeppelin project
  const [from] = await ZWeb3.eth.getAccounts();
  const project = new ProxyAdminProject('MyProject', null, null, { from, gas: 1e6, gasPrice: 1e9 });

  // Deploy an instance of MyContractV0
  console.log('Creating an upgradeable instance of v0...');
  const MyContractV0 = Contracts.getFromLocal('MyContractV0');
  const instance = await project.createProxy(MyContractV0, { initArgs: [42] });
  const address = instance.options.address;
  console.log(`Contract created at ${address}`);

  // And check its initial value
  const initialValue = await instance.methods.value().call();
  console.log(`Initial value is ${initialValue.toString()}\n`);

  // Upgrade it to V1
  console.log('Upgrading to v1...');
  const MyContractV1 = Contracts.getFromLocal('MyContractV1');
  const instanceV1 = await project.upgradeProxy(instance.options.address, MyContractV1);
  console.log(`Contract upgraded at ${instanceV1.options.address}`);

  // And check its new `add` method, note that we use instanceV1 since V0 has no `add` in its ABI
  await instanceV1.methods.add(10).send({ from, gas: 1e5, gasPrice: 1e9 });
  const newValue = await instance.methods.value().call();
  console.log(`Updated value is ${newValue.toString()}\n`);
}

main();

Security

If you find a security issue, please contact us at security@openzeppelin.com. We give rewards for reported issues, according to impact and severity.

API

TODO.

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License

MIT © OpenZeppelin

Keywords

openzeppelin

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Package last updated on 31 Jul 2020

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