Welcome to Vyper Crowdsale contracts.

You will find several Vyper crowdsale contract implementations in this project. We've also ported some Open Zeppelin tests with minimum changes.

This project requires the the following dependencies to be present before you can actually start developing and contributing to this repository.

Prerequisites

• Python3
• NodeJS
• Truffle
• Ganache

Since Vyper compiler is a beta software, there could be some breaking changes in the future. We, therefore, strongly encourage you to keep a close eye on the official Vyper documentation if things go south.

Clone the Project

Since you've already installed the dependencies, you can now clone the project from GitHub.

cd path/to/a/desired/directory
git clone https://github.com/binodnp/vyper-crowdsale
cd vyper-crowdsale

Create a Virtual Environment

virtualenv -p python3 --no-site-packages env
source env/bin/activate

Clone and Make Vyper

git clone https://github.com/ethereum/vyper.git
cd vyper
make
make test

If you see some error messages here, you might have missed to activate the virtual environment. Type:

source env/bin/activate

Restore NPM Packages

NPM is needed to write and run truffle tests (in JavaScript of course).

npm install

How to Run Vyper to Build a Contract?

On the project root, type the following in the terminal:

vyper ./contracts/crowdsale.v.py

The above command will compile the burnable token contract.

What does Truper Actually Do?

Instead of using Vyper, you could use truper to compile contracts and generate the build outputs to the build directory. This helps you write, run, and migrate truffle tests in JavaScript.

Note that for truper to work properly, Vyper contract files must end with .v.py file extension(s). Also note that truper will generate the build artifacts (files) to have .vyper.json extension.

Open the terminal panel and type truper to build contracts.

Truffle Tests

Open the terminal panel and type truffle test to see the test results.

Please note that you would need to first compile the contracts using the command truper before you can run your tests.

Contracts

• Crowdsale
• Allowance Crowdsale
• Capped Crowdsale
• Increasing Price Crowdsale
• Individually Capped Crowdsale
• Minted Crowdsale
• Timed Crowdsale
• Whitelisted Crowdsale
• Post Delivery Crowdsale

License

Apache 2.0

Additional Links

• Vyper Documentation
• Vyper ERC20 Contracts
• Vyper ERC721 Non Fungible Tokens
• Truper Repository
• Online Vyper Compiler
• Open Zeppelin Solidity
• Truffle Suite of Tools