- Download the app:
git clone https://github.com/aragonlabs/enigma-voting
- Install dependencies and compile contracts
cd enigma-voting
npm i
./node_modules/.bin/truffle compile
(You can prefix compile command with node --stack-size=2048 if you run into "Maximum call stack size exceeded" error)
-
Spin up an IPFS node, with
aragon ipfs -
Spin up a devchain, using
aragon devchain --reset -
Deploy the kit:
./node_modules/.bin/truffle exec --network rpc scripts/enigma-democracy-deploy-kit.js
If you want to deploy the kit in another local network (instead of the one provided by aragon devchain), run the following script to deploy the kit along with its dependencies:
OWNER=0x46e153748d644fdacb29045006a0b5759fe56cd4 ./node_modules/.bin/truffle exec --network rpc scripts/enigma-democracy-deploy-kit-with-deps.js
replacing the value of the owner by the appropriate, and then, in order to publish apps UI to IPFS, run
./scripts/publish_apps.sh 0x32ebfa5ece35ec4a2080b1dd2548c2da020a22d8
You also need to update the ENS address generated by the "deploy kit with deps" script in arapp.json file, where it says registry, which you can do with:
sed -i 's/"registry": "0x[a-zA-Z0-9]*"/"registry": "0x32ebfa5ece35ec4a2080b1dd2548c2da020a22d8"/g' arapp.json
(In both cases replacing 0x32ebfa5ece35ec4a2080b1dd2548c2da020a22d8 by the ENS address generated in the previous deployment script)
- Publish dApp:
aragon apm publish minor --files app/build
You can check published versions with:
aragon apm versions
- Create a new instance. Make a copy of instance params file:
cp new_instance_params.json.template new_instance_params.json
and tweak the values as you like. Make sure name in params file is unique. Then create your new instance with:
./node_modules/.bin/truffle exec --network rpc scripts/enigma-democracy-new-instance.js
- Start the app. Download it from here and run:
npm install
npm run start:local
If you deployed on your own local network, add a prefix with your ENS address to the app start script, like: REACT_APP_ENS_REGISTRY_ADDRESS=0x32ebfa5ece35ec4a2080b1dd2548c2da020a22d8 npm run start:local
Then you can navigate to your DAO adding its address to the URL, something like: http://localhost:3000/#/0xdf5159290adbf0b5b00d9b104b437caa953a33f9, getting the DAO address from the output of the new instance script.
- For other networks you can define an environment variable
ENS, either manually in command line or adding to.envfile.