Decentralized-Exchange

Welcome to the Decentralized-Exchange repository. This project represents a decentralized exchange designed to operate on the ERC-20 token standard. The core objective of this endeavor is to establish a transparent and secure platform for the seamless trading of digital assets leveraging blockchain technology. As staunch advocates of open-source principles, we have chosen to make our codebase accessible to the public, enabling thorough review and active contribution.

Table of Contents

• Verification and Security
• Commented Code
• Getting Started
• Deployment
• Testing
• Smart Contracts
• Scripts
• Configuration
• Contribution
• License
• Project Updates
• Further Insights
• Donations

Verification and Security

Each modification to this project undergoes a meticulous verification process and subsequent signing. This stringent approach guarantees the authenticity and integrity of our codebase. In case you encounter any modifications that lack appropriate verification, we strongly advise against cloning or utilizing them, as they might harbor malicious code.

Commented Code

Please take note: Our codebase is meticulously documented with comprehensive comments, aimed at providing a clear understanding of the functionality of individual components.

Getting Started

To initiate the decentralized exchange interface, kindly adhere to the subsequent steps:

1. Clone this repository onto your local workstation.

git clone https://github.com/Innovation-Web-3-0-Blockchain/Decentralized-Exchange.git

2. Ensure you have node.js and npm installed in your environment.

3. Proceed to install the requisite dependencies by executing the following command:

npm install

A listing of project dependencies can be found within the package.json file.

4. Commence operation of the development server through the command:

npm start

Upon successful execution, the application will be accessible via your browser at http://localhost:3000.

Deployment

Should you aspire to deploy the decentralized exchange to a production environment, execute the ensuing command to generate a production-ready build within the build directory:

npm run build

Note: The npm run eject command constitutes an irreversible operation and should be approached with caution. It grants the ability to customize build tools and configuration choices but lacks the option to revert these changes.

Testing

For the testing of specific functions inherent to the exchange, we recommend the utilization of Hardhat in tandem with the provided test script. To test Exchange contract functions, for instance, execute the following:

npx hardhat test test/Exchange.js

To initiate tests for the entire project, execute the ensuing command:

npx hardhat test

Smart Contracts

This project encompasses two principal contracts:

1. Exchange Token Contract: An ERC-20 compliant token contract pivotal to trading within the exchange.

2. Exchange Contract: Serving as the nucleus of exchange functionality, this contract facilitates the seamless trading of tokens.

Scripts

Two pivotal scripts grace this project:

1. 1_deploy.js: Orchestrates the deployment of smart contracts.
2. 2_seed-exchange.js: Establishes the foundational elements of exchange functionality.

Configuration

For an example on what the config.json file should included please visti the Configuration File

Note if you create a different tokens you need to modified the tokens adresses

Deploying Smart Contracts Testnet

To embark on the deployment of smart contracts onto the testnet blockchain, adhere to the ensuing protocol:

1. Create and Setup .env File and sett your deployment environment by adding the network you want to use for the Hardhat node. We recommend using your own RPC URL for better reliability. You can create your own Web3 API keys on the Infura website: Infura

   API_KEY=""        // Insert your Web3 API key between the quotation marks
   PRIVATE_KEY=""    // Insert your wallets private key between the quotation marks

2. Initiate the Hardhat node via the subsequent command:

```bash
npx hardhat node

3. With the node operational, deploy the smart contracts using the script provided:

npx hardhat run --network goerli scripts/1_deploy.js

Contribution

Community contributions are enthusiastically welcomed. Should you identify bugs, possess feature requests, or harbor intentions of enhancing the project, we extend an invitation to open an issue or submit a pull request.

We extend our gratitude for exploring our project. Your interest is sincerely appreciated.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Project Updates

As a dynamic project operating in the ever-evolving ecosystem of blockchain technology and the cryptospace, we are committed to continuous learning and improvement. We will regularly update this project to modernize and moderate it in line with the latest developments and best practices. Stay tuned for updates and improvements!

Further Insights

For a more profound comprehension of Create React, React, and Fleek we direct your attention to the subsequent resources:

• Create React App Documentation
• React Documentation
• Fleek's Documentation

Donations

Our Values

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Supporting Us

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Donation Options

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Thank you for your support and for being part of our community!