Deploying a smart contract using Foundry
Tutorial: Deploying Smart Contracts on Biturbo Using Foundry
This tutorial will guide you through deploying a smart contract on the Biturbo test network using Foundry, a powerful development framework for Ethereum.
Prerequisites
Foundry: Ensure Foundry is installed and configured on your machine.
MetaMask: Installed and configured for the Biturbo network.
Git: Installed on your machine.
Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Install Foundry
Open your terminal and run the following command to install Foundry:
Initialize Foundry:
Step 2: Set Up a New Project
Create a new Foundry project:
Navigate into the project directory:
Step 3: Write a Smart Contract
In the
src
directory, create a new file namedSimpleStorage.sol
and add the following code:
Step 4: Compile the Smart Contract
Compile your contract using Foundry:
Step 5: Configure Foundry for Deployment
Create a deployment script in the
script
directory, name itDeploySimpleStorage.s.sol
, and add the following code:Create a
.env
file in the root directory to store your private key:Load the environment variables by installing
dotenv
:
Step 6: Deploy the Smart Contract
Deploy your contract to the Biturbo Testnet:
Step 7: Interact with the Smart Contract
Interact with your deployed contract using
cast
or via a front-end application. For example, to call theset
andget
functions, you can usecast
:
Summary
You have successfully deployed and interacted with a smart contract on the Biturbo Testnet using Foundry. This process leverages the powerful toolchain provided by Foundry and the EVM compatibility of Biturbo.
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