To run tests on a local node you need:

• Ubuntu 20.04 or Mac
• install docker
• install node.js
• install tondev using npm i -g tondev
• run Node SE using tondev se start
• clone the repo git clone --recursive [email protected]:RSquad/BFTG.git
• don't forget about submodules, if you have cloned withut recursive use git submodule update --init to load submodules
• install dependencies at the root of project npm i
• run npm run compile to compile sources
• create .env file, which consists of next variables (for Node SE use the same that provided in example)

NETWORK=LOCAL

MULTISIG_ADDRESS=0:d5f5cfc4b52d2eb1bd9d3a8e51707872c7ce0c174facddd0e06ae5ffd17d2fcd
MULTISIG_PUBKEY=99c84f920c299b5d80e4fcce2d2054b05466ec9df19532a688c10eb6dd8d6b33
MULTISIG_SECRET=73b60dc6a5b1d30a56a81ea85e0e453f6957dbfbeefb57325ca9f7be96d3fe1a

• run npm run test to run tests

We highly recommended to use yarn instead of npm

├── build
├── src
│   ├── debots
│   │   └── ...
│   ├── interfaces
│   │   └── ...
│   ├── resolvers
│   │   └── ...
│   └── ...
├── tests
│   └── ...
├── ton-packages
│   └── ...
├── utils
│   └── ...
├── compile.js
├── LICENSE
├── package.json
├── README.md
└── yarn.lock

• ./build - directory where all compiled contracts are stored
• ./src - directory with source code of contracts
• ./src/debots - directory containing interfaces for debots
• ./src/interfaces - directory containing system contract interfaces
• ./src/resolvers - directory containing contracts for inheritance allowing to read addresses and states of other contracts
• ./tests
• ./ton-packages
• ./utils
• ./compile.js - file describing the compilation. If you need to compile a new contract, pay attention to the last array of strings, it lists the contracts that will be compiled into ton-package

BFTG is Apache-2.0 licensed