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@runonflux/account-abstraction
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Account Abstraction - Schnorr Multi Signature ERC-4337 compliant smart contracts.
Package contains two main contracts:
Account Abstraction is UUPS Upgradeable Proxy and implementation can be upgraded only by the Owner.
The Owner Role is granted for every Schnorr's combined public address - combinedAddress
- passed during Account initialization (read more about the combinedAddress
creation here ). It means that the most crucial functions, such as upgrade or deposit withdrawal, can be done only if a transaction is signed with Schnorr Multi-signature algorithm.
git clone https://github.com/RunOnFlux/account-abstraction.git
cd account-abstraction
npm i
npm run test
Make sure to include the deployments
folder in the repository and add the env
file as in the env.sample
file.
To deploy MultiSigSmartAccount Factory on Ethereum Sepolia Testnet run command:
npm run deploy:sepolia
To deploy on any different supported network run
npx hardhat deploy --network <NETWORK_NAME> --tags ACCOUNT_FACTORY
List of supported network names:
npm run build
The package contains the following folders:
abi
- generated smart contracts' ABI json filesdeployments
- addresses of deployed contracts (if any) for every supported networktypechain
- generated TypeScript typings based on the given ABI filesFAQs
Account Abstraction Schnorr Multi-Signatures
We found that @runonflux/account-abstraction demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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