NeoFS related smart contracts.
neofs-contract contains all NeoFS-related contracts written for neo-go compiler. There are contracts both for the main and FS chains.
Main chain (mainnet) contracts:
- neofs
- processing
FS chain contracts:
- alphabet
- audit
- balance
- container
- neofsid
- netmap
- nns
- proxy
- reputation
To build and compile smart contract, run make all
command. Compiled contracts
contract.nef
and manifest manifest.json
files are placed in the
corresponding directories. Generated RPC binding files rpcbinding.go
are
placed in the corresponding rpc
directories.
$ make all
/home/user/go/bin/cli contract compile -i contracts/alphabet -c contracts/alphabet/config.yml -m contracts/alphabet/manifest.json -o contracts/alphabet/contract.nef --bindings contracts/alphabet/bindings_config.yml
mkdir -p rpc/alphabet
/home/user/go/bin/cli contract generate-rpcwrapper -o rpc/alphabet/rpcbinding.go -m contracts/alphabet/manifest.json --config contracts/alphabet/bindings_config.yml
...
You can specify path to the neo-go
binary with NEOGO
environment variable:
$ NEOGO=/home/user/neo-go/bin/neo-go make all
Remove compiled files with make clean
command.
To build Debian package containing compiled contracts, run make debpackage
command. Package will install compiled contracts contract.nef
and manifest
manifest.json
with corresponding directories to /var/lib/neofs/contract
for
further usage.
It will download and build neo-go, if needed.
To clean package-related files, use make debclean
.
Smartcontract tests reside in tests/
directory. To execute test suite
after applying changes, simply run make test
.
$ make test
ok github.com/nspcc-dev/neofs-contract/tests 0.462s
scripts
directory contains CLI utilities to compare some of the NeoFS contract
contents between two RPC nodes:
compare-fscontent
performs comparison of container blobs and NetMap contract entries.compare-deposits
performs comparison of mainnet deposits and FS chain balance mints.
Contracts are licensed under the GPLv3 license, bindings and other integration code is provided under the Apache 2.0 license - see LICENSE.md for details.