A simple repo for executing a set of transactions against an asset on specified Compound protocol smart contracts.

First, install needed packages:

npm install

Next, setup configuration data needed for the project.

This project expects a .env file in the root of the repository with an INFURA_KEY and MNEMONIC set to an Infura Project ID, and a 12-word mnemonic, respectively. The file should thus look like:

INFURA_KEY='xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
MNEMONIC='xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx'

This file should export an object with a property addresses mapping Compound contract names to their deployed addresses on the network. Fauceteer, BAT, DAI, cBAT, cDAI, and Unitroller are the required properties of the addresses object. This file might thus look like:

module.exports = {
  addresses: {
    'Fauceteer': '0x96fa14D96145C8a0338Ae840c57A230716d02C63',
    'BAT': '0x832dA1e7FB808c1Fe04e65eC2826C79943Ec5673',
    'DAI': '0x25A4388B3343d73B1878a40DBbF82F7c7ECa4bCC',
    'cBAT': '0x9040D587Ee279948F8A81B43D5351160336FcA45',
    'cDAI': '0x6f131f13c0A68304308Aed13976e3c962E7603A7',
    'Unitroller': '0xfa0719C271B9cB4305612EF71d4eeFf813Ff0E33'
  }
};

If you are using Rinkeby, you do not need to do anything, but if you are looking to use a different testnet, like Ropsten, you will have to configure this file with the proper network data. For more information on how to configure for your desired network, please see: https://www.trufflesuite.com/docs/truffle/reference/configuration

Simply run npm run test-tx to execute the transactions on the addresses configured above. Note that, if using a network other than Rinkeby, you will need to instead run npx truffle migrate --network NETWORK, where NETWORK is the name of the network. For example, for Ropsten, one would run:

npx truffle migrate --network ropsten

This project has been licensed under the MIT License.