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Hedera Smart Contracts

This is a collection of sample projects, tests and trials. Some are just experiments of my own, others are there to help community members solve particular challenges.

Note: These repositories are not necessarily maintained regularly and may not be fully up to date.

Setup environment

cp .env.sample .env
nano .env # edit the OPERATOR_ID and OPERATOR_KEY to match your Hedera Account and Private Key

Project list

cascade-test

Tests different scenarios from Javascript where contracts call each other (with/without proxies) and how a token's supply key can be set to a contract depending on the contracts architecture.

child-contract

Shows a contract MomContract creating another contract DaughterContract when MomContract is constructed.

The example also queries MomContract and DaughterContract to show the construction was successful

contract fallback

Demonstrates the use of fallback and receive (some which don't work yet on Hedera SC)

contract-mint-to

Demonstrates how to create a contract and a token, allocating the contract to be the token's treasury and supply key. This enables the contract to mint and burn the token.

nft-escrow

Shows how a contract can be used to escrow an NFT with an asking price so that it can be purchased by a third party.

token-allowances

Shows how a contract can be used to manage fungible and non-fungible token allowances

upgradable-proxy-mint

Demonstrates how to create an upgradable contract that manages a native token.

pseudo-random

Demonstrates how to use the pseudo random precompiled contract

payable-contract

Hbar has 8 decimals, whereas Ethereum has 18, when converting hbar to wei for payable functions, you end up with a smaller amount than converting hbar to tinybar. Demonstrates the use of hethers.js for the appropriate calculation.