This repository contains a boilerplate for developing smart contracts on the Lens Network with tooling for Hardhat and Foundry.
The common use case for this environment is for developing and deploying with Hardhat (which is more stable for ZKSync tooling), and using Foundry for running tests as described here.
- Node.js: >= v20
- Yarn: v3.2.4
If you use nvm to manage your Node.js versions, you can run:
nvm use
to switch to the correct Node.js version.
See the installation guide for other ways to install Node.js.
Enable Corepack, if it isn't already; this will add the Yarn binary to your PATH
:
corepack enable
See the installation guide for other ways to install Yarn.
Install dependencies:
yarn install
Create a .env
file copying the .env.example
file:
cp .env.example .env
Update the .env
file with the correct values.
yarn compile
yarn clean
yarn lint
Run tests on the Hardhat Network powered by a [ZKsync In-memory Node]((https://docs.zksync.io/build/test-and-debug/in-memory-node).
yarn test
To run tests on a specific network:
yarn test [--network <network-name>]
For example, to run Hardhat tests (*.test.ts) on the lensTestnet
network:
yarn test --network lensTestnet
Tip
zkSync In-memory Node currently supports only the L2 node. If contracts also need L1, use another testing environment like Dockerized Node.
A faster alternative for test running is to utilize Foundry to run tests on the Hardhat project.
First install the ZKSync Foundry library:
curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/matter-labs/foundry-zksync/main/install-foundry-zksync | bash
Switch to Foundry ZKSync version:
foundryup-zksync
To run Foundry tests (*.t.sol) on the lensTestnet
network, compile contract source:
FOUNDRY_PROFILE=zksync forge compile --zksync
Then run tests:
FOUNDRY_PROFILE=zksync forge test --zksync
yarn deploy --script <deploy-script.ts> --network <network-name>
For example:
yarn deploy --script deploy-token.ts --network lensTestnet
lensTestnet
: Lens Development Network (37111).hardhat
: runs on a ZKsync In-Memory Node for testing.
Lens Network Hardhat Boilerplate MIT licensed