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# TON Starter Template - Contracts
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> Starter template for a new TON project - FunC contracts, JS tests, compilation and deployment scripts
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## Overview
This project is part of a set of 3 typical repositories needed for a blockchain dapp running on TON blockchain:
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* Smart contracts in FunC that are deployed on-chain (this repo)
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* Web frontend for interacting with the dapp from a web browser
* Telegram bot for interacting with the dapp from inside Telegram messenger
## What does this repo contain?
* `contracts/*.fc` - Smart contracts for TON blockchain written in [FunC](https://ton.org/docs/#/func) language
* `build/build.ts` - Build script to compile the FunC code to [Fift](https://ton-blockchain.github.io/docs/fiftbase.pdf)
* `build/deploy.ts` - Deploy script to deploy the compiled code to TON mainnet
* `test/*.spec.ts` - Test suite for the contracts running on [Mocha](https://mochajs.org/) test runner
There is no one official way to develop smart contracts for TON. Every developer has their own best practices. This setup is definitely opinionated and some developers may not appreciate the choices made. Nevertheless, we stand by every choice made here and believe that this is the optimal setup to develop fully tested contracts in the most seamless way possible.
Some of the opinionated choices made here include:
* Strong belief in tests - contracts often manage money - they must be developed under high scrutiny
* Clear and documented code to help users audit the contracts sources and understand what they do
* Reliance on modern TypeScript to develop clean and typed scripts and tests in a modern framework
* Reliance on TypeScript for deployment instead of working with `fift` CLI tools - it's simply easier
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* Tests are executed in JavaScript with TVM in web-assembly - a great balance of speed and convenience
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* Following of the TON contract [best practices](https://ton.org/docs/#/howto/smart-contract-guidelines) appearing in the official docs
## Dependencies and requirements
To setup your local machine for development, please make sure you have the following:
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* A modern version of Node.js
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* Installation instructions can be found [here](https://nodejs.org/)
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* Run in terminal `node -v` to verify your installation, the project was tested on `v17.3.0`
* The `func` CLI tool (FunC compiler)
* Installation instructions can be found [here](https://github.com/ton-defi-org/ton-binaries)
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* Run in terminal `func -V` to verify your installation
* The `fift` CLI tool
* Installation instructions can be found [here](https://github.com/ton-defi-org/ton-binaries)
* Don't forget to set the `FIFTPATH` env variable as part of the installation above
* Run in terminal `fift -V` and `fift` to verify your installation
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* A decent IDE with FunC and TypeScript support
* We recommend using [Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/) with the [FunC plugin](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tonwhales.func-vscode) installed
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Alternatively, you can ignore the above requirements and develop in your web browser with an online IDE and zero setup. Simply open this repo inside [Glitch](https://glitch.com/) without installing anything:
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* Open [this link](https://glitch.com/edit/#!/remix/clone-from-repo?&REPO_URL=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2Fton-defi-org%2Ftonstarter-contracts.git) in your browser
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* This will create a brand new Glitch project just for you (similar to a git fork)
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* Wait about 30 seconds until installation completes (click the "LOGS" button on the bottom of IDE to see progress)
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* Edit your contract files and tests in the online IDE
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* To run terminal commands like `npm run build` click the "TERMINAL" button on the bottom of the online IDE
* It's a bit slow.. run on a local machine if you want a much faster experience!
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## Development instructions
* Install
* Git clone the repo locally and rename the directory to your own project name
* In the root repo dir, run in terminal `npm install`
* Develop
* FunC contracts are located in `contracts/*.fc`
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* Standalone root contracts are located in `contracts/*.fc`
* Shared imports (when breaking code to multiple files) are in `contracts/imports/*.fc`
* Contract-specific imports that aren't shared are in `contracts/imports/mycontract/*.fc`
* Each contract may have optional but recommended auxiliary files:
* [TL-B](https://ton.org/docs/#/overviews/TL-B) file defining the encoding of its data and message ops in `contracts/mycontract.tld`
* TypeScript file that implements the encoding of its data and message ops in `contracts/mycontract.ts`
* Tests in TypeScript are located in `test/*.spec.ts`
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* Build
* In the root repo dir, run in terminal `npm run build`
* Compilation errors will appear on screen
* Resulting build artifacts include:
* `mycontract.merged.fc` - merged and flattened FunC source code with all imports
* `mycontract.fif` - Fift file result of compilation (not very useful by itself)
* `mycontract.cell` - the binary code cell of the compiled contract (for deployment)
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* Test
* In the root repo dir, run in terminal `npm run test`
* Don't forget to build (or rebuild) before running tests
* Tests are running inside Node.js by running TVM in web-assembly using `ton-contract-executor`
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* Deploy
* Make sure all contracts are built and your setup is ready to deploy:
* Each contract to deploy should have a script `build/mycontract.deploy.ts` to return its init data cell
* The deployment wallet is configured in `.env` (will be created automatically if not exists), with contents:<br>
`DEPLOYER_MNEMONIC="mad nation chief flavor ..."`
* To deploy to mainnet (production), run in terminal `npm run deploy`
* To deploy to testnet instead (where TON is free), run `npm run deploy:testnet`
* Follow the on-screen instructions of the deploy script