Request Smart Contracts Documentation

Introduction

Welcome to the Request Network Smart Contracts documentation. Using the smart contracts you can create new requests, pay them, consult them or update them from your own on-chain applications.

If your application is off-chain, you can interact with the JS library: view JS Library Documentation.

Warning

This is still an early version which is likely to significantly evolve.

Request Hub Slack

If you need help, join the Request Hub Slack.

Detailled documentation

Detailled API reference for the smart contracts is available on docs-smart-contracts.request.network

When developing you should know

Everything that is specified in the documentation of the protocol.

Among other things, this documentation specifies the smart contract architecture, the different actions that can be done at specific times, the statuses, how to use the extensions, the fee management system, the cross currency feature, how to manage identity and what to expect from the reputation system.

Tutorials

No tutorial available yet. Feel free to suggest yours and we will refer to it.

Develop on test-rpc

You can deploy your own contracts on testrpc thanks to the truffle project:

cd packages/requestNetworkSmartContracts 
truffle deploy --network development

Develop on Rinkeby

Contract addresses

• RequestCore: 0x8fc2e7f2498f1d06461ee2d547002611b801202b
• RequestEthereum: 0xd88ab9b1691340e04a5bbf78529c11d592d35f57
• RequestERC20 token CTBK: 0xe241d3757dad0ef86d0fcc5fe90e20f955743ed5 (test token CTBK 0x995d6a8c21f24be1dd04e105dd0d83758343e258)
• RequestBitcoinNodesValidation: 0x580bce13f6d97c15d364048c6c00fb3fb03a1416

Develop on the Main net

Contract addresses

• RequestCore: 0xdb600fda54568a35b78565b5257125bebc51eb27
• RequestEthereum: 0x3038045cd883abff0c6eea4b1954843c0fa5a735
• RequestERC20 token REQ: 0xc77ceefa6960174accca0c6fdecb5dbd95042cda
• RequestERC20 token KNC: 0xa9566758d054f6efcf9b00095538fda3d9d75844
• RequestERC20 token OMG: 0xe44d5393cc60d67c7858aa75cf307c00e837f0e5
• RequestERC20 token DAI: 0x3baa64a4401bbe18865547e916a9be8e6dd89a5a
• RequestERC20 token DGX: 0x891a1f07cbf6325192d830f4399932d4d1d66e89
• RequestERC20 token KIN: 0x63afd0d2b9653552ac775b714d9a488658a637c5
• RequestERC20 token ZRX: 0xbBE47EFe1A2cEf913562fE454f6EB75A9F75E6d6
• RequestERC20 token BAT: 0x3f90549bAF95c3c0b7E5bBB66B39EDaEfc7BD25e
• RequestERC20 token BNB: 0x1fC6CCEafaAc97261E248FF5b8C6387696F14225
• RequestERC20 token LINK: 0x8f9224e619921923fcb0f2e1a31502bF22b87CFF
• Request Bitcoin with node validation: 0x6f33a7842ad134B2F4BCbEDB34BCE299DAD56C97

Request Ethereum smart contracts

See API reference: https://docs-smart-contracts.request.network/docs/RequestEthereum/

Request ERC20 smart contracts

See API reference: https://docs-smart-contracts.request.network/docs/RequestERC20/

Request Bitcoin nodes validation smart contracts

See API reference: https://docs-smart-contracts.request.network/docs/RequestBitcoinNodesValidation/

Bug bounty

See this article https://blog.request.network/request-network-bug-bounty-live-ee3297e46695

Developing

Set up

Install ganache globally if it isn’t already installed npm install -g ganache-cli

Install lerna and bootstrap it, to install the dependencies and link the packages together npm install --global lerna

lerna bootstrap

Running the tests

Launch a ganache-cli instance on a terminal:

npm run ganache

You can now launch the unit tests:

npm run test

Building the artifacts

To build the artifacts, run npm run build This will compile the contracts through truffle and run exportArtifacts.js on the export of truffle. The output will be accessible in export/

To clean build/ (temporary folder, output of truffle) and export/, run npm run clean