@threshold-network/solidity-contracts
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= Threshold network contracts
This package contains Threshold network contracts.
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== Build, test and deploy
Threshold contracts use https://hardhat.org/[*Hardhat*] development environment. To build and deploy these contracts, please follow the instructions presented below.
=== Prerequisites
Please make sure you have the following prerequisites installed on your machine:
=== Build contracts
To build the smart contracts, install node packages first:
yarn install
Once packages are installed, you can build the smart contracts using:
yarn build
Compiled contracts will land in the build directory.
=== Test contracts
There are multiple test scenarios living in the test directory.
You can run them by doing:
yarn test
=== Deploy contracts
To deploy all contracts on the given network, please run:
yarn deploy --network <network>
If contracts haven't been built yet or changes occurred, this task will build
the contracts before running the deployment script. This command produces
an export.json file containing contract deployment info.
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