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EdenOS Contracts

Updating Contracts on WAX Testnet

In this example, we'll assume you're updating the contract running under the test2.edev EOS account and are using the test2.edev AtomicAssets collection name. You will need the active private key for the test2.edev account present in your cleos wallet.

Tip: bloks.io can give you the most up-to-date JSON for executing actions if you "log in" with their cleos "integration." (It will give you cleos commands to copy and paste.)

The Process

  1. Unlock your wallet: cleos wallet unlock
  2. Clear out the current contract tables using the test2.edev::clearall action:
cleos -u https://testnet.waxsweden.org push transaction '{
  "delay_sec": 0,
  "max_cpu_usage_ms": 0,
  "actions": [
    {
      "account": "test2.edev",
      "name": "clearall",
      "data": {},
      "authorization": [
        {
          "actor": "test2.edev",
          "permission": "active"
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}'
  1. Download the latest, built version of the contract WASM and ABI files from Github CI/CD.
  2. Deploy the WASM code: cleos -u https://testnet.waxsweden.org set code test2.edev ./eden.wasm
  3. Set the ABI: cleos -u https://testnet.waxsweden.org set abi test2.edev ./eden.abi
  4. If you want, customize the community initialization parameters in the scripts/init_community.sh file. Make sure that the CONTRACT param is set properly (in this case, it would be test2.edev.) Also consider shortening the list of GENESIS_MEMBERS unless you're testing a full genesis induction slate.
  5. Initialize the genesis group of the community by executing the scripts/init_community.sh file: ./init_community.sh

That's it! The community is live!

Other Considerations

Point Frontend to the Right Contract & Collection!

In this case, your environment variables should be set accordingly:

NEXT_PUBLIC_AA_COLLECTION_NAME="test2.edev"
NEXT_PUBLIC_EDEN_CONTRACT_ACCOUNT="test2.edev"

See Setting Environment Variables.

Filtering Out Previous NFTs

If the case of test2.edev, because we've used it for previous iterations of the test community, there will be many pre-existing member NFTs. So that they do not all show up in the UI, set the NEXT_PUBLIC_AA_FETCH_AFTER environment variable in your .env.local file to the approximate UNIX timestamp, in milliseconds, of the new contract deployment. (_E.g., NEXT_PUBLIC_AA_FETCH_AFTER="1626286021000".)

Need More RAM?

When executing the set code, you may find that you need more RAM. This command will come in handy for that: cleos -u https://testnet.waxsweden.org system buyram -k test2.edev test2.edev 512. Set the last argument (512) accordingly.