This is a simple project to demonstrate using OpenGSN with Truffle and web3

Usage:

yarn install

yarn test

The test can be done in 3 modes:

1. self-contained test - yarn test.

2. start ganache in another window, and then npx gsn start in another to install GSN and bring up a relayer. Then tell the test NOT to start GSN internally, by setting yarnWithGanache=true. The test will still need to load the Forwarder and RelayHub addresses. Then run the test with truffle test

3. run yarn testkovan to start the test against a deployed network (kovan)

The test thus shows how to start GSN within the test (using startGsn()) and how to refernce GSN started in another terminal.

The test then shows how to configure your web3 contracts to use GSN.

The tests themselves merely verify that the call was relayed (caller didn't pay..) and that indeed it can see the caller's address (using _msgSender())

It shows using both truffle's TruffleContract and web3.Contract