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- Move smart contract constants and structs for variables to
common/{ethrollup.go, ethauction.go, ethwdelayer.go}:
- This removes repeated code of the structs for variables
- Allows reusing the constants and variables from all modules without
import cycles
- Remove unused common/scvars.go
- In common.BlockData, split data from each smart contract into a sepparate
field (Rollup, Auction, WDelayer). This affects the structures that til uses
as output, and HistoryDB in the AddBlockSCData.
- In Synchronizer:
- Pass starting block of each smart contract as config, instead of
incorrectly using the genesis block found in the acution constant (which
has a very different meaning)
- Use variable structs from common instead of an internal copy
- Synchronize more stuff (resolve some TODOs)
- Fix some issues found after initial testing with ganache
- In eth:
- In auction.go: Add method to get constants
- Update README to use ganache instead of buidlerevm as local blockchain
for testing
- Update env variables and test vectors to pass the tests with the
deployment in the ganache testnet.
- Use ethereum keys derived from paths (hdwallet) in testing to avoid
hardcoding private keys and generate the same keys from a mnemonic used
in the ganache tesnet.
Hermez API
Easy to deploy and scale API for Hermez operators. You will need to have docker and docker-compose installed on your machine in order to use this repo.
Documentation
As of now the documentation is not hosted anywhere, but you can easily do it yourself by running ./run.sh doc and then opening the documentation in your browser
Mock Up
To use a mock up of the endpoints in the API run ./run.sh doc (UI + mock up server) or ./run.sh mock (only mock up server). You can play with the mocked up endpoints using the web UI, importing swagger.yml into Postman or using your preferred language and using http://loclahost:4010 as base URL.
Editor
It is recomended to edit swagger.yml using a dedicated editor as they provide spec validation and real time visualization. Of course you can use your prefered editor. To use the editor run ./run.sh editor and then opening the editor in your browser.
Keep in mind that you will need to manually save the file otherwise you will lose the changes you made once you close your browser seshion or stop the server.
Note: Your browser may cache the swagger definition, so in order to see updated changes it may be needed to refresh the page without cache (Ctrl + Shift + R).