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The Colony Network

Contracts for running the Colony Network as defined in the Colony White Paper

Prerequisites

node v16.15.x (we recommend using nvm)

docker v18 or higher

Add the required solidity compiler by running:

$ docker pull ethereum/solc:0.5.8

Installation

In the working directory of your choice, clone the latest version of the colonyNetwork repository:

$ git clone https://github.com/JoinColony/colonyNetwork.git

Move into the directory and install dependencies:

$ cd colonyNetwork && npm install

Update submodule libraries:

$ git submodule update --init

Contracts

The contract upgradability is using the EtherRouter pattern, see the delegate proxy pattern in the documentation for implementation details.

The math, erc20, auth, roles and a significant part of the token contract have been reused from the Dappsys library.

Local Development and Testing

You can start a local test node and deploy the contracts yourself using the locally installed truffle package.

npm run start:blockchain:client

npx truffle migrate --reset --compile-all

To deploy all contracts and run all contract tests:

npm run test:contracts

To deploy all contracts and run all reputation mining tests:

npm run test:reputation

To run tests with code coverage using solidity-coverage:

npm run test:contracts:coverage

To lint contracts using Solium

npm run solium

To lint JS using eslint (this is also a pre-commit hook)

npm run eslint

Contributing

For details about how to contribute you can check the contributing page