Smart contracts built for the Werk platform.
Werk aims to offer a decentralised platform for freelancers and small companies to run all their operations leveraging the power of web3 as an organisation.
Multiple Containers can be deployed, allowing ERC-20 and native tokens (ETH) to be deposited, acting as a user vault. At the same time, a Container can execute arbitrary code on an unlimited number of Modules. This ability enhances the Werk protocol with a modular architecture, providing an opportunity to create an open market of Modules where external players can create and integrate their own use-cases into the protocol.
A module must first be allowlisted through the ModuleKeeper before being made publicly available to Werk users.
Currently, due to the high-security risks, only the Werk team can add modules to or remove them from the allowlist.
Once a module is allowlisted, it can be enabled via the enableModule() method available on any Container.
Our first available module is called InvoiceModule. This module enables users to create on-chain invoices that can be
paid using various methods, such as transfer,
linear or
tranched stream, and have multiple payment
assets including any ERC-20 token and native ETH.
The InvoiceModule relies on the Sablier V2 protocol for stream
creation and management.
Anyone is welcomed to contribute either by creating & proposing a new module or simply opening an issue, starting a discussion or submitting a PR.
If you want to propose a new module, fork this repository and create a new folder inside the src/modules/[module-name]
folder following the src/modules/invoice-module module structure. Then, create a new PR with the module logic and a
detailed description of its capabilities.
The primary license for Werk contracts is the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPL-3.0-or-later),
see LICENSE. However, many files in test/ are unlicensed.