This is a simple module intended to help with development on the SECRET Network.

• Yarn
• Node
• A compiled WASM smart contract

The current contract in the contract folder is based on this repo: https://github.com/BalloonBox-Inc/SCRTSibyl-Contract and this UI: https://github.com/BalloonBox-Inc/scrt-network-oracle-client. If you change the contract, you'll also need to change the contents in the transactions in this repo, depending on your contract.

run yarn install in the cli folder

in the same folder run yarn keypair

This will generate a mnemonic + address and write it to a file called keys.json. Don't worry, these are just testnet keys.

Visit the faucet to get tokens: https://faucet.secrettestnet.io - enter your address from the keys.json file and request tokens.

const MAX_SIZE = 1000;
const WASM = fs.readFileSync("./contract/contract.wasm");

Run yarn upload to upload and initiate your contract

For this step you need secretcli installed an in path. You can download it and then set the alias like this:

$ alias secretcli='/Users/matteo/Downloads/secretcli.unix'

get the contract address from contract.json, then run the following with the contract address in the allowed_tokens array:

echo '{
    "chain_id": "secret-4",
    "account_number": "0",
    "sequence": "0",
    "msgs": [
        {
            "type": "query_permit",
            "value": {
                "permit_name": "test",
                "allowed_tokens": [
                    "secret1njdjxk5swuxnuqfzf44pt5xrdyvgyqt0e7j75q" 
                ],
                "permissions": ["balance"]
            }
        }
    ],
    "fee": {
        "amount": [
            {
                "denom": "uscrt",
                "amount": "0"
            }
        ],
        "gas": "1"
    },
    "memo": ""
}' > ./permit.json

You should now have a json file called permit.json

next add your keys to the secretcli: secretcli keys import my_keys ./keys.json

You'll be prompted to add a passphrase.

IF it fails (which it sometimes does), you can add your key by simply copying the mnemonic from the keys.json file then run

secretcli keys add --recover <key-alias> (replace key-alias with the name you want to give this keypair)

You'll then be prompted for your mnemonic.

run secretcli keys list to make sure you've successfully added your keypair to the cli.

then run secretcli tx sign-doc ./permit.json --from <key-alias> > ./sig.json (replace key-alias with the name of your key)

this should create your signature.

then yarn query_permit