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@justin-gee/uniswap-tokamak-hardhat-v3-deploy
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Hardhat plugin for Uniswap V3 solc ver 0.8 deployment
Deploy Uniswap V3 contracts in development.
$ npm install @justin-gee/uniswap-tokamak-hardhat-v3-deploy
Import the plugin in your hardhat.config.js
:
require("@justin-gee/uniswap-tokamak-hardhat-v3-deploy");
Or if you are using TypeScript, in your hardhat.config.ts
:
import "@justin-gee/uniswap-tokamak-hardhat-v3-deploy";
Now, run npx hardhat
and you should see:
AVAILABLE TASKS:
accounts Prints the list of accounts
...
tokamak-uniswap-v3-deploy Deploys Uniswap V3 contracts
...
test Runs mocha tests
Great! Now, to deploy the contracts locally:
$ npx hardhat tokamak-uniswap-v3-deploy
After setting network to tokamakgoerli, deploy to tokamakgoerli
$ npx hardhat tokamak-uniswap-v3-deploy --network tokamakgoerli
And you're done. Time to build something great.
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Hardhat plugin for Uniswap V3 solc ver 0.8 deployment
The npm package @justin-gee/uniswap-tokamak-hardhat-v3-deploy receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @justin-gee/uniswap-tokamak-hardhat-v3-deploy popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @justin-gee/uniswap-tokamak-hardhat-v3-deploy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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