Status: Not ready for use. Contracts ETA mid/late january 2016. Will announce.
dao-core is the centerpiece of DAO - a light-weight framework for modular systems of Ethereum contracts. New users should start from the DAO repository.
node.js is needed to run any the helper scripts.
Deployment to an Ethereum chain can be done using dao-core/script/ethereum/deploy.js.
There will be more deployment options later.
NOTE: Requires solc and GNU make.
Either run make from daoc-re/contracts or gulp build-contracts
Contract tests are done using sol-unit.
Gulp: gulp test-contracts (the contracts/build/test folder must be intact)
Command-line tool: npm install -g sol-unit, cd into dao-core/contracts/build/test and run solunit.
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