Install npm dependencies

$ npm install

Then, run Ganache-CLI to be able to run unit tests

$ npx ganache-cli

Lastly, run the unit tests with truffle:

$ npx truffle test

Once everything is working fine, proceed to deploy to a network with truffle migrate. By default, truffle uses the 'development' network configured in the truffle-config.js file. You may also want to use the --reset to force redeployment.

$ npx truffle migrate --network <network in truffle-config.js file>

The target network to perform migration is controlled by the $NETWORK_NAME environment variable.

For reference regarding more environment variables, consult .env.example file. You can set the mnemonics to use when migrating and the Infura keys to perform migrations.

## Testing with Ganache In order to test your development, you may use Ganache by connecting your MetaMask to it. You will need a set of predefined addresses with balances in order to test. To do so, follow the next steps:

1. Start Ganache with a set of predefined addresses with balances. Run the start-ganache-test.sh script located under the scripts directory.

$ sh scripts/start-ganache-test.sh

After running this command you will get a summary with each deployed contract and its deployed address.

2. With your MetaMask connected to the Ganache network, register the private keys by selecting Import Account in the MetaMask options accessible by clicking the icon in the upper right corner. The following table contains the private keys and their corresponding ETH address with their assigned balances.

3. Migrate and deploy the contracts with truffle. To do so, run:

$ npx truffle migrate

4. Feel free to experiment. Select the account you want to work with in MetaMask.