Smart contract framework for the NEO smart economy written in the Go programming language.

• Golang to NVM bytecode compiler
• NEO Virtual machine
• Smart contract debugger
• Private network for quickly deploying and testing smart contracts
• Tooling for deploying smart contracts in production environments
• Package manager for smart contract modules that are written in Go

The following section will help you with installing neo-storm and it's dependencies.

A very in-depth tutorial about how to get started with neo-storm can be found here

neo-storm requires a working and proper Golang installation. To install Golang you can check out these installation instructions.

For package management neo-storm uses dep. To install dep you can check out these installations instructions.

neo-storm uses dep as its dependency manager. After installing dep you can run:

make install

After the installation is completed, you can find the binary in bin/neo-storm or globally use neo-storm.

Lot's of examples contracts can be found in the examples folder.

To create a new smart contract you can run the init command:

neo-storm init --name mycontract

This will generate a folder called mycontract with a main.go file in the root directory.

The folder structure will look like this:

- mycontract
    - main.go

And will produce the following main.go file in the root of the directory:

package mycontract

import "github.com/CityOfZion/neo-storm/interop/runtime"

func Main(op string, args []interface{}) {
    runtime.Notify("Hello world!")
}

To compile a smart contract you can run the compile command:

neo-storm compile -i path/to/file.go

This will output an .avm file in the same directory you executed this command in.

You can change location directory of the output file by adding the -o, --out flag.

neo-storm compile -i path/to/file.go -o path/to/file.avm

• Step-by-step guide on issuing your NEP-5 token on NEO’s Private net using Go

Feel free to contribute to this project after reading the contributing guidelines.

• @anthdm on Github
• @anthdm on Twitter
• @jeroenptrs on Github
• @_jptrs on Twitter
• Reach out to us on the NEO Discord channel
• Send us an email: [email protected]

• Open-source MIT