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[CT]: Create a README.md for Contracts in StarShop #1
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Hi @aguilar1x , I would like to work on this |
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I would love to take on this task of creating a beginner-friendly guide for deploying Stellar Smart Contracts. |
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Hi StarShop, My backgroundI'm Sebastian, software engineer 👨🏻💻 and part of the Dojo Coding ⛩️ community, and I would like to contribute to this issue. I have experience with different technologies and I have worked on some projects through OnlyDust and I like to contribute to help the projects. How I plan on tackling this issueTo solve this issue, I will perform the following steps:
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Approach: Set Up the Environment: Provides detailed steps for installing related tools, setting up the Stellar testnet, and preparing a wallet for development. Connect and Configure the Wallet: Ensures that the wallet is properly connected to the Stellar network and has test funds to perform the necessary operations. Build and Deploy Contracts: Develops a section explaining how to build and deploy Smart Contracts, ensuring clarity in the commands and configurations used. Test and Run: Includes a practical example for testing a deployed Smart Contract, detailing the steps and showing expected results. Troubleshoot: Provides a section with possible common errors during the process, along with clear solutions and debugging recommendations. Validate the Process: Ensure that all steps have been tested in a controlled environment, ensuring that the process is reproducible by novice developers. |
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Hello @mimiprosper The issue has just been assigned to you, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask! 🚀 |
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📝 Description
A complete and beginner-friendly guide is required to set up the environment for deploying Smart Contracts using Stellar. The guide should provide step-by-step instructions and simplify the setup process.
The
README.md
document should be located in the root directory of the repository and will serve as a starting point for new developers.✅ Acceptance Criteria
1. README.md Structure
2. Content Coverage
The guide must include the following:
Prerequisites: Necessary tools and dependencies.
Environment Setup:
Wallet Configuration:
Compilation and Deployment:
Testing and Execution:
Troubleshooting:
3. Practical Example
4. Clarity
🔗 References
📌 Additional Notes
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