Lushiv Token LUT

• Smart contract
• ERC-20 token standards
• Read more about ERC 20:eip-20

Flow :-

we make the two smart contracts :-

• First one is for the craete ERC 20 token
• Second is for the sale our token(ICO) part.

Tools and langues:-

• Node js
• Solidity
• Truffle framework (Testing smart contracts)
• Ganache (ganache is a local memory blockchain that we used for develoyment process )
• MetaMask

Step 1:-

• Run Ganche on you local
• image running ganche
• RUN truffle init (Create a new truffle project)

DIr explain:-

• contracts this dir will handle all contracts and deploy our smart contract our blockchain and this also dir that will use in order to develop our other smart contracts will put our token contract inside this folder and our token sale contract inside here.
• The next dri migrations this is where all of our migrations files.Migrate and change the state files similar migarte with deployments .
• And the last one is configurations file truffle-config.js it all the configurations file.
• for deployment you can uncomment this line of code :

 development: {
     host: "127.0.0.1",     // Localhost (default: none)
     port: 8545,            // Standard Ethereum port (default: none)
     network_id: "*",       // Any network (default: none)
    },

• By creating New smart contracts on contracts dir
• migrate file truffle migrate
• ANd open truffle console
• type LushivToken.deployed().then(function(i){token=i;})
• and get your address : token.address
• 0x8BA9F3545d89903f1DDcd8386AA40d33bE6c9B7D
• and token.totalSupply().then(function(s) {totalSupply = s;})

Confusing terms

• artifacts is the basically allows us to create a contract abstraction that truffle can use to run in js invrioment and interact with our smart contract in any javascript run time like truffle conlse with client side application

Test smart contract

• Making test file on test directory
• RUN truffle test

Smart contract check on truffle console

• LushivToken.deployed().then(function(instance){tokenInstance=instance;})
• For name : tokenInstance.name()
• Symbol : tokenInstance.symbol()