This is an example that effectively addresses multiple scenarios. The primary focus is on passing the data to a function and forwarding it to the call_contract_syscall through the calldata. Additionally, the example explores various scenarios in which a receiving contract may need to be structured differently to handle the data, providing a comprehensive view of the topic.
What this particular syscall essentially does is the same low level call as we have in the EVM.
These instructions will help you set up and deploy the project. Please refer to the env.example and create a .env file by replacing the variables.
- Node.js and either npm or Yarn
- scarb 2.3.0-rc0
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Clone the project repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/your-repo.git cd your-repo -
Install project dependencies:
npm install or yarn
To compile the project, run:
bash scarb build
This will generate the sierra and casm files in the target folder.
This project includes deployment scripts for Sender and Receiver contracts.
To deploy the Sender contract, run:
bash npx ts-node scripts/deployment_send.ts
This will provide the contract address for interaction.
For deploying the Receiver contract, execute:
bash npx ts-node scripts/deployment_receive.ts
For more information, check out the contract files within the project directory.
Explore the project's contracts and find more details and customization options.
For questions or issues, please feel free to contact me through discord or telegram (@akashneelesh).
Enjoy using the project!