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@fairyfromalfeya/locklift

Node JS framework for working with FreeTON contracts. Inspired by Truffle and Hardhat. Helps you to build, test, run and maintain your smart contracts.

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Locklift

Locklift is a development environment aiming to help you with FreeTON contracts development. With Locklift, you get:

  • Network management for working with any networks (main, test, local, ...)
  • Automated contract testing with Mocha
  • Handy wrapper around FreeTON smart contract
  • Custom givers support
  • Keys management
  • External script runner that executes scripts within specified environment

Install

npm install -g locklift

Get version

locklift --version

CLI docs

This section describes the set of commands, supported by the locklift package.

Initialize Locklift package

$ locklift init --path amazing-locklift-project
New Locklift project initialized in amazing-locklift-project

This command initialize new Locklift project, filled with samples:

├── contracts
│   └── Sample.sol
├── locklift.config.js
├── scripts
│   └── 1-deploy-sample.ts
└── test
    └── Sample.spec.ts

Configuration

By default, the configuration file is called locklift.config.js. Here's the basic layout:

module.exports = {
  compiler: { path: '/usr/local/bin/solc-ton' },
  linker: { path: '/usr/local/bin/tvm-linker' },
  networks: {
    local: {
      ton_client: {
        network: { server_address: 'http://localhost/' },
      },
      giver: {
        address:
          '0:841288ed3b55d9cdafa806807f02a0ae0c169aa5edfe88a789a6482429756a94',
        abi: {
          'ABI version': 1,
          functions: [
            { name: 'constructor', inputs: [], outputs: [] },
            {
              name: 'sendGrams',
              inputs: [
                { name: 'dest', type: 'address' },
                { name: 'amount', type: 'uint64' },
              ],
              outputs: [],
            },
          ],
          events: [],
          data: [],
        },
        key: '',
      },
      keys: {
        phrase: '',
        amount: 20,
      },
    },
  },
};

Set up mnemonic phrase

If you leave phrase field value empty - new random seed will be generated each time you're running locklift. If you specify it explicitly - fill the phrase field with mnemonic. Install tonos-cli and use the following command to create new phrase:

$ tonos-cli genphrase

Build contracts

This command uses the specified TON Solidity compiler and TVM linker to build all project contracts.

$ locklift build --config locklift.config.js
Found 1 sources
Building contracts/Sample.sol
Compiled contracts/Sample.sol
Linked contracts/Sample.sol

Test contracts

This command runs the project Mocha tests, test folder by default. The locklift object will be set up and included automatically, you don't need to import it manually.

$ locklift test --config locklift.config.js --network local


  Test Sample contract
    Contracts
      ✓ Load contract factory
      ✓ Deploy contract (1491ms)
      ✓ Interact with contract (1110ms)


  3 passing (3s)

Run script

This command runs an arbitrary Node JS scripts with already configured locklift module.

$ locklift run --config locklift.config.js --network local --script scripts/1-deploy-sample.ts 
Sample deployed at: 0:a56a1882231c9d901a1576ec2187575b01d1e33dd71108525b205784a41ae6d0

Locklift docs

This section describes the features of the locklift module.

TON (locklift.ton)

This module provides the set of objects and functions, for low level interacting with TON.

locklift.ton.client

The Locklift is built around TON Labs ton-client-js module. By using locklift.ton.client you can access the already configured TonClient object. The configuration should be stored in your config file at networks[network].ton_client.

locklift.ton.getBalance

Wrapper around GraphQL account balance query. Throws an error if account not found.

Example
const userBalance = await locklift.ton.getBalance(user.address);

expect(userBalance.toNumber()).to.be.above(0, 'Bad user balance');
locklift.ton.getAccountType

Wrapper around GraphQL account type query. Throws an error if account not found.

Example
const {
  acc_type_name
} = await locklift.ton.getAccountType(user.address);

expect(acc_type_name).to.be.equal('Active', 'User account not active');

Factory (locklift.factory)

This module provides the factory for creating the contract objects from the project Solidity sources.

locklift.factory.getContract

This contract returns the Contract instance, based on the .sol file name.

Example
const Sample = await locklift.factory.getContract('Sample');
locklift.factory.getAccount

This method returns the special Account contract.

Contract

Basic object which wraps the TON smart contract. Allows to send the run messages into the network, or run messages locally, to derive some data from the smart contract.

Account

This class extends the basic Contract functionality by adding special runTarget method, which allows to interact with TON contracts, by sending internal message from "Account" contract. It encodes the specified method + params into the internal message, according to the target contract's ABI and call the Account's external method.

The basic Account contract is placed into the Account.sol.

const Account = await locklift.factory.getAccount();
const [,userKeys] = await locklift.keys.getKeyPairs();

const user = await locklift.giver.deployContract({
  contract: Account,
  constructorParams: {},
  initParams: {
    _randomNonce: getRandomNonce(),
  },
  keyPair: userKeys,
});

user.setKeyPair(userKeys);

await user.runTarget({
  contract: root,
  method: 'deployEmptyWallet',
  params: {
    deploy_grams: convertCrystal(1, 'nano'),
    wallet_public_key_: 0,
    owner_address_: user.address,
    gas_back_address: user.address,
  },
  value: convertCrystal(2, 'nano'),
});

Giver (locklift.giver)

This module allows you to deploy your contracts by using the Giver functionality. Default configuration consists, all the details for local giver. Locklift expects to see the following Giver external method:

{
   "name":"sendGrams",
   "inputs":[
      {
         "name":"dest",
         "type":"address"
      },
      {
         "name":"amount",
         "type":"uint64"
      }
   ]
}
locklift.giver.deployContract

Deploys the contract by using giver contract.

  1. Derives the future contract address
  2. Sends the specified amount of TONs to it's address
  3. Waits till the balance is sufficient
  4. Sends the contract deploy message
Example
const Account = await locklift.factory.getAccount();
const [,userKeys] = await locklift.keys.getKeyPairs();

user = await locklift.giver.deployContract({
  contract: Account,
  constructorParams: {},
  initParams: {
    _randomNonce: getRandomNonce(),
  },
  keyPair: userKeys,
});

Keys (locklift.keys)

This module provides basic keystore functionality. The keys will be derived from your configuration networks[network].keys. You can also specify custom derivation path:

      keys: {
        phrase: '...',
        path: 'm/44\'/396\'/0\'/0/INDEX',
        amount: 20,
      }
locklift.keys.getKeyPairs()

Returns the list of key pairs.

Example
const [keyPair] = await locklift.keys.getKeyPairs();
// { secret: '...', public: '...' }

Utils

This module provides some utility functionality for more convenient work with TON objects.

locklift.utils.convertCrystal(amount, dimension)

Converts amount of TONs / nanoTONs into nanoTONs / TONs. Returns BigNumber object.

Example
locklift.utils.convertCrystal(10, 'nano'); // 10000000000
locklift.utils.convertCrystal(10000000000, 'ton'); // 10```

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Package last updated on 24 May 2022

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