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# Ethereum Distribution System
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# **Ethereum Distribution System**
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The Ethereum Distribution System (EDS) is an open and decentralized, fully on-chain distribution (factory) system for Ethereum smart contracts.
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Using EDS enables developers to publish and reuse each other's code in a trustless manner. Built-in system for [semantic versioning](http://semver.org/), managing versions and combining into higher level distributions allows developers to avoid using upgradability patterns, instead relying on version control.
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The Ethereum Distribution System (EDS) is an open and decentralized, fully on-chain distribution (factory) system for Ethereum smart contracts. Using EDS enables developers to publish and reuse each other's code in a trustless manner. Built-in system for [semantic versioning](http://semver.org/), managing versions and combining into higher level distributions allows developers to avoid using upgradability patterns, instead relying on version control.
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System provisions for generic interfaces for distributors, developers and installers, each with their own responsibilities and constraints.
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System provisions for generic interfaces for distributors, developers and installers, each with their own responsibilities and constraints.
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## **Use cases**
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## Use cases
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* **Factory Framework**: Instead of writing own factory, just write a distribution and register it
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* **Ship faster**: Reduce the number of needed deployment artifacts to ship your project. Re-using other packages instead\!
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* **Security oracles**: Disconnect vulnerable code from your users in O(1)
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* **Semantic versioning with EIP712**: Instead of having to figure out "what to write in EIP712 constructor" just use the built in version control system\!
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* **User owned upgradability**: Get more user trust by allowing them to decide when to upgrade
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* **Improve user UX**: Configure trust within instance or distribution, so that your users do not need to set allowances and issue permits anymore\!
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* **On-chain github**: Refer bytecode instead of location using ([ERC7744](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7744))
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* **Better Monetize your apps and services**: As your application becomes distributed, and wrapped, you may directly build in payment systems and subscription models on-chain\!
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- **Factory Framework**: Instead of writing own factory, just write a distribution and register it
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- **Ship faster**: Reduce the number of needed deployment artifacts in order to ship your project. Re-using others packages instead!
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- **Security oracles**: Disconnect vulnerable code from your users in O(1)
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- **Semantic versioning with EIP712**: Instead of having to figure out "what to write in EIP712 constructor" just use built in version control system!
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- **User owned upgradability**: Get more user trust by alllowing them to decide when to upgrade
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- **Improve user UX**: Configure trust within instance or distribution, so that you'r users do not need to set allowances and issue permits anymore!
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- **On-chain github**: Refer bytecode instead of location using ([ERC7744](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7744))
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- **Better Monitize your apps and services**: As your application becomes distributed, and wrapped, you may directly build in payment systems and subscription models on-chain!
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## **Overview**
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## Overview
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This system acts as a generalized and efficient factory which is designed in one-fits-all principle. It achieves this by splitting EDS users in following groups:
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This system acts as generalized and efficient factory which is designed in one-fits-all principle. It achieves this by splitting EDS users in following groups:
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- **Developers**: Create a distributable (statless) software that can be instantiated. It can use already deployed contracts and functionality!
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- **Distributors**: Security firms and traditional distributor agencies. Ensure that distributions they list are secure (think of this as a runtime checked audit attestation), trusted and act in their user interest!
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- **Smart accounts**: Use Distributor softeware to plug it into you'r smart account!
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* **Developers**: Create a distributable (stateless) software that can be instantiated. It can use already deployed contracts and functionality\!
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* **Distributors**: Security firms and traditional distributor agencies. Ensure that distributions they list are secure (think of this as a runtime checked audit attestation), trusted and act in their user interest\!
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* **Smart accounts**: Use Distributor software to plug it into your smart account\!
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IN the background, there is extensive use of proxies to map instances, that are proxies, to a right functionality. Instances are also treated as middelwares that are hooked to distributor with use of [ERC7746](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7746), in such way that caller cannot reach the functionality without first checking with distributor. The distributor in his turn, by default checks if the instance is valid distribution.
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If the developer wants to manage multiple versions of the same resource, they can create a _Repository_ contract to add own index on top of global.
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IN the background, there is extensive use of proxies to map instances, that are proxies, to a right functionality. Instances are also treated as middlewares that are hooked to the distributor with use of [ERC7746](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7746), in such a way that the caller cannot reach the functionality without first checking with the distributor. The distributor in turn, by default, checks if the instance is a valid distribution.
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If the developer wants to manage multiple versions of the same resource, they can create a *Repository* contract to add their own index on top of global.
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## Project status: Alpha
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