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ethereum cheat sheet

app example

smart contracts

Linux Foundation Hyperledger Fabric hyperledger composer playground hyperledger composer playground tutorial

# application schema
Business Application -> Hyperledger Composer -> Blockchain ( Hyperledger Fabric)

documentation

user app to communicate with Ethereum

  • Metamask ( chrome extension )
  • Mist browser

Rinkeby ethereum account charger Rinkeby ethereum charger

account address types:

  • external ( user account, common for all networks )
  • internal ( contract account, specific for each network )
balance
storage - data storage
code - compiled machine code

account credential saving

bip39

smart contract playground

SmartContract API collaboration via nodejs app example

  • NodeJS ( min version 8.0.1 )
# ganache-cli 
const Web3 = require('web3')
const web3 = new Web3("http://localhost:8545")

console.log(web3.eth.getAccounts().then(e=>console.log(e)))

http://solidity.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

contract development phases:

  • create project
npm init
npm install -save solc
  • contract creation ( solidity compiler )
  • local testing ( Mocha framework )
# npm install mocha ganache-cli web3@1.0.0-beta.26
npm install mocha ganache-cli web3
  • deployment ( script )
truffle

syntax

code examples references source code of the smart contracts

syntax highlighters

Open the package installation manager in atom and search for 'language-ethereum'. After installing the package, you might have to manually change the highlighter in the .sol file. Look for the selector at the bottom right of your editor window.

Sublime VSCode Webstorm VIM

array types

  • fixed array
uint[5] exampleOfFixedArray;
  • dynamic array
string[] public exampleOfDynamicPublicArray;

function types

  • public/private ( default - public )
  • view/constant ( return field, return constant)
  • pure ( don't use any contract-variables to manipulate, 'pure' functions )
  • payable

useful functions

  • eccak256
built in, which is a version of SHA3. A hash function basically maps an input string into a random 256-bit hexidecimal number.
example:
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keccak256("aaaac");