Standard ERC20 Token contract with keys

This is standard token contract, that additionally allows token holders to create a key unique to a url, then sell those for tokens.

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Prerequisites

To run this locally you will need the Truffle framework, node.js, npm, and a local development ethereum node

Installing

Install truffle

$ npm install -g truffle

Once you have cloned the project, from inside the project directory you'll need to run npm install to get the testing libraries.

$ npm install

Start up your ethereum node then compile and deploy your contracts. You'll need two unlocked accounts on your ethereum client to be able to run the token transfer tests successfully.

$ truffle compile
$ truffle migrate

Running the tests

Once the contracts are deployed to your development ethereum node you can run the test like this.

$ truffle test

Test Overview

There are several tests that cover basic ERC20 Token functionality, and three tests that look at the Key related functionality.

Authors

• David Akers - Initial work - davidmichaelakers

Acknowledgments

• SimplyVital Health
• ConsenSys: Standard Token Contract