Interactive Smart Contracts on WAX
Interactive Smart Contracts on WAX
About the Book
Dive into the dynamic world of the WAX blockchain with this comprehensive tutorial series. From creating unique non-fungible tokens (NFTs) using AtomicAssets and crafting simple "Hello World" contracts, to deploying intricate guestbook contracts both locally and on the testnet, these tutorials provide a step-by-step guide to harnessing the full potential of WAX. Whether you're a developer eager to explore decentralized applications or an enthusiast curious about digital assets, this series offers invaluable insights into the robust capabilities of the WAX platform.
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Table of Contents
- Intro to WAX NFTs and Smart Contracts
- Introduction
- Who is it for?
- What will we learn?
- An example
- Next section
- Further reading
- Understanding the WAX Ecosystem
- Introduction
- The WAX Blockchain
- NFTs on WAX
- Smart Contracts on WAX
- Up Next
- Further reading
- Setting Up a Local WAX Development Environment
- Introduction
- Installing Docker
- Setting up a WAX Development Container
- Creating a Local Blockchain
- Creating a Local Wallet
- Creating a Local Account
- Conclusion
- WAX Testnet Setup
- Introduction
- Creating a testnet user
- Fund your wallet with WAXP
- Add the account to Anchor
- Add your account to your Docker container
- Real examples
- Conclusion
- Further reading
- WAX Hello World Contract
- Introduction
- Connecting to Docker
- Creating a WAX project
- Compiling the project
- Wrapping up
- Additional links
- WAX Guestbook Smart Contract
- Introduction
- Writing WAX Smart Contracts
- Guestbook Example
- Implementing the sign method
- Compiling
- Conclusion
- Further reading
- Deploying the WAX Guestbook Contract Locally
- Introduction
- Deploying the Contract Locally
- Thinking Big
- Conclusion
- Deploying the WAX Guestbook Contract to the Testnet
- Introduction
- Unlock your wallet
- Deploying to the Testnet
- Interacting with your Smart Contract via CLI
- Using Bloks.io
- Thinking Securely
- Conclusion
- Further reading
- A Simple WAX NFT
- Introduction
- Creating the Project
- Setting up the Interface
- Minting
- Transferring
- Deploying
- Downsides of a Simple NFT
- Further reading
- IPFS Bootcamp
- Introduction
- What is IPFS
- Our Images
- Uploading to IPFS
- Referencing IPFS Files
- Dark Emblem Images
- Conclusion
- Further reading
- Introduction to AtomicAssets
- Introduction
- What is AtomicAssets
- Understanding Collections and Structures
- Looking at the Smart Contract
- Tying it Together
- Moving Forward
- Further reading
- Creating an AtomicAssets Collection
- Introduction
- The AtomicAssets Action
- Setting up NodeJS
- Creating a Script
- Running the Script
- Conclusion
- Further reading
- Create an AtomicAssets Schema
- Introduction
- Understanding createschema
- Scripting the ChickEgg Schema
- Scripting the BabyChick Schema
- Running the Scripts
- Conclusion
- Further reading
- Create AtomicAssets Templates
- Introduction
- Understanding the createtempl Action
- Scripting ChickEgg Templates
- Scripting BabyChicks Templates
- Running the Scripts
- Further reading
- Manually Minting an AtomicAssets NFT
- Introduction
- Understanding the mintasset Action
- Scripting an NFT Mint
- Conclusion
- Additional links
- Using AtomicAssets in a Smart Contract
- Introduction
- Creating the project
- Using AtomicAssets from our Smart Contract
- Defining our Contract
- Implementing the mint function
- Adding a Mint Check
- Implementing receive_token_transfer
- Airdrops
- Building
- Conclusion
- Further reading
- Interacting with our NFTs
- Introduction
- Deploying the Smart Contract
- Setting Permissions
- Interacting via Bloks.io
- Interacting via Anchor
- Purchasing an NFT
- Dark Emblem
- Conclusion
- Further reading
- Using AtomicHub
- Introduction
- What is AtomicHub
- Interacting on AtomicHub
- Conclusion
- Hatching NFTs with the WAX RNG Oracle
- Introduction
- Hatching an Egg
- Updating our atomicassets Interface
- Adding the RNG Oracle Interface
- Creating a Randomness Provider
- Updating Our Contract Header
- Receiving AtomicAssets and Calling the Oracle
- Minting a BabyChick/Burning a ChickEgg
- Building
- Conclusion
- Further reading
- Interacting with the Hatch Action
- Introduction
- Deploying Our Contract
- Hatching an Egg
- Conclusion
- Deploying WAX Smart Contracts to Production
- Introduction
- Create a mainnet WAX Account
- Setup Your mainnet Wallet
- Create Your mainnet AtomicAsset Collection
- Updating Our Smart Contract
- Conclusion
- Final Thoughts on WAX Smart Contracts
- Introduction
- Alternative Minting Methods
- The WAX Ecosystem
- Don’t Forget
- Intro to WAX NFTs and Smart Contracts
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