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@gnosis.pm/safe-contracts
Advanced tools
npm install
async/await
):npx truffle compile
npx truffle test
Note: The formal verification was performed using the contract compiled with solcjs 0.5.0.
Preparation:
export MNEMONIC="<mnemonic>"
zOS:
txParams['from'] = txParams['from'] || web3.currentProvider.getAddress(0)
in Transactions.js
of the zos-lib
modulevirtualenv env -p python3
. env/bin/activate
python ./scripts/deploy_safe_contracts_zos.py
Truffle:
npx truffle deploy
Verify Contracts:
virtualenv env -p python3
. env/bin/activate
pip install solidity-flattener
mkdir build/flattened_contracts
solidity_flattener contracts/GnosisSafe.sol --output build/flattened_contracts/GnosisSafe.sol
solidity_flattener contracts/libraries/CreateAndAddModules.sol --output build/flattened_contracts/CreateAndAddModules.sol --solc-paths="/=/"
solidity_flattener contracts/libraries/MultiSend.sol --output build/flattened_contracts/MultiSend.sol --solc-paths="/=/"
solidity_flattener contracts/modules/DailyLimitModule.sol --output build/flattened_contracts/DailyLimitModule.sol --solc-paths="/=/"
solidity_flattener contracts/modules/SocialRecoveryModule.sol --output build/flattened_contracts/SocialRecoveryModule.sol --solc-paths="/=/"
solidity_flattener contracts/modules/StateChannelModule.sol --output build/flattened_contracts/StateChannelModule.sol --solc-paths="/=/"
solidity_flattener contracts/modules/WhitelistModule.sol --output build/flattened_contracts/WhitelistModule.sol --solc-paths="/=/"
solidity_flattener contracts/proxies/ProxyFactory.sol --output build/flattened_contracts/ProxyFactory.sol
find build/flattened_contracts -name '*.sol' -exec sed -i '' 's/pragma solidity ^0.4.13;/pragma solidity ^0.5.0;/g' {} \;
You can create a gnosis safe upgradeable instance using ZeppelinOS by linking to the provided EVM package. This will use the master copy already deployed to mainnet, kovan, or rinkeby, reducing gas deployment costs.
To create an instance using ZeppelinOS:
$ npm install -g zos
$ zos init YourProject
$ zos link gnosis-safe
$ zos push --network rinkeby
> Connecting to dependency gnosis-safe 0.1.0
$ zos create gnosis-safe/GnosisSafe --init setup --args "[$ADDRESS1,$ADDRESS2,$ADDRESS3],2,0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000,\"\"" --network rinkeby --from $SENDER
> Instance created at SAFE_ADDRESS
It is suggested to use a non-default address as $SENDER
.
Note: When using the contracts via ZeppelinOS make sure to choose an appropriate Proxy admin. An upgradable proxy enables the user to update the master copy (aka implementation). The default upgradable proxy is managed by an admin address. This admin address is independent from the owners of the Safe. Therefore it would be possible for the admin to change the master copy without the approval of any owner, thus allowing him to gain full access to the Safe.
http://gnosis-safe.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
All contracts are WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
All smart contracts are released under LGPL v.3.
FAQs
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The npm package @gnosis.pm/safe-contracts receives a total of 3,572 weekly downloads. As such, @gnosis.pm/safe-contracts popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @gnosis.pm/safe-contracts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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