Add Quartz Solidity Contract for Handshake with Transfers app #281
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November 7, 2024 22:31
v1.9.4
Co-authored-by: Dave Kaj <[email protected]>
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Solidity Quartz contract, utilizing Foundry for testing and deployment. This contract integrates with the DCAP attestation system on the Sepolia testnet from Automata.
Run tests on the Sepolia testnet using Foundry. This command forks the Sepolia network, allowing tests to run against real contract data. This is so we can easily use the deployed attestation contract on sepolia, and not deploy everything ourselves. It does not require Sepolia ETH, as it forks the blockchain state at that block.
I used automatas DCAP contracts, used a quote from our SGX machine, and it passed.
The tests mimic our handshake procedure, with the forge test suite kinda acting like the host, between the enclave and the quartz app.
I also added in the Transfers app - with tests that test the basic functionality of the tests, however it is not tested with the enclave actually working yet
NOTE - You can ignore all the /openzeppelin files, they are boiler plate, imported code to help with the tests