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Okota
Okota implements smart contract registries for the CIC network with the Address Declarator backend.
For every entry added to the registry, a declaration is added aswell.
In all the below:
contract_address
is the address of the deployed Address Declarator contract.subject_address
is the address a declaration is being made about.declarer
is the entity making a declaration about thesubject_address
.proof
a 256-bit proof
Contract declaration translations
registry call | declarer | subject | proof |
---|---|---|---|
ContractRegistry.set(registry_identifier, contract_address) | sender | contract_address | registry_identifier |
AccountsIndex.register(wallet_address) | sender | wallet_address | token address of accounts index |
TokenRegistry.registry(token_address) | sender | token_address | sha256(token symbol) |
Query the declarator with CLI
eth-accounts-index-view -e <contract_address> -a <declarer_address> <subject_address>
Add arbitrary other proofs with CLI
eth-accounts-index-add -e <contract_address> -y <declarer_keyfile> -a <subject_address> <proof>