This repository implements many educational Cardano Smart Contracts in Python using opshin. It also comes with off-chain code using PyCardano and a host of test cases to ensure high quality of the resulting contracts. Most of the code is in a similar format to the plutus-pioneer-program. Join the opshin discord server for Q/A and interact with other opshin pioneers!
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Install Python 3.9, 3.10 or 3.11 (if it not already installed on your operating system). Python3.11 Installer download.
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Install python poetry. Follow the official documentation here.
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Install a python virtual environment with poetry:
# clone the repository including the config submodule necessary for running the node
git clone --recurse-submodules -j8 https://github.com/OpShin/opshin-pioneer-program.git
cd opshin-pioneer-program
# Optional. Use a specific python version
# replace <version> with 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, or 3.11
# for this to work, python<version> must be accessible in your command line
# alternatively provide the path to your python executable
poetry env use <version>
# install python dependencies
poetry install
# run a shell with the virtual environment activated
poetry shell
# If you're not in a shell, you can run python scripts with `poetry run`
poetry run python <script-path>
TBD: If you would like to contribute a hosted Ogmios endpoint, please feel free to contribute!
Minimum Specs for Preview Network:
- 2 Core CPU
- 4GB memory
- 16GB free storage
First install Docker. Follow the official documentation here.
To start a Cardano Node and Ogmios API use docker-compose in your terminal:
# make sure your node configurations are up to date
git submodule update --init
# starts a cardano node and ogmios api on the preview testnet
docker compose up
You can then access the cardano-cli
using the docker image:
docker run --rm -it \
--entrypoint cardano-cli \
-e CARDANO_NODE_SOCKET_PATH=/ipc/node.socket \
-v opshin-pioneer-program_node-db:/data \
-v opshin-pioneer-program_node-ipc:/ipc \
inputoutput/cardano-node
Kupo is a database that supports fast queries to the Cardano blockchain. Although not needed for simple use cases, it can offer more speed in exchange for more storage and memory usage. This adds ~2GB storage and ~2GB memory on the preview network.
# starts the cardano node and ogmios with kupo (disabled by default)
docker compose --profile kupo up
# set the environment variable to use the ogmios + kupo backend
export CHAIN_BACKEND=kupo
You can check kupo synchronization by checking comparing the last slot number in http://localhost:1442/checkpoints to ogmios at http://localhost:1337/
As mentioned before, this repository follows the official Plutus Pioneer Program. The lectures/videos are the same as in the Plutus Pioneer Program, but we have recorded custom versions for sessions that rely on writing code and provide a version that focuses on OpShin for them. All covered contracts are (to be) implemented in OpShin in this repository. The repository contains presented contracts and empty files for homework in the main branch and a correct solution for homework in the solution branch.
Here's a mapping of the lecture videos on each week and what parts of this repository you can work on for each week. Feel free to follow along in your own pace.
The entire playlist for the OpShin Pioneer Program can be found here.
- Welcome and Introduction
- Setting up Our Development Environment
- Kuber Marketplace Demo
- Hashing & Digital Signatures
- The EUTxO-Model
- Homework
Recommended Reading: A Python Language Tour focusing on OpShin
- Low-Level, Untyped Validation Scripts
- Using the PyCardano to Interact with Smart Contracts
- High-Level, Typed Validation Scripts
- Summary
- Homework
Complete the homework files in src/week02/homework/
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You can test your solution with pytest src/week02/tests/test_homework.py
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The solutions are available at on the solutions
branch.
- Script Contexts
- Handling Time
- A Vesting Example
- Parameterized Contracts
- Offchain Code with PyCardano
- If you want to look at an example in Lucid, check out the original PPP video: Offchain Code with Lucid
- Reference Scripts
- Homework
- Summary
Complete the homework files in src/week03/homework/
. Like before, you can run tests with pytest src/week03/tests
.
This week is about alternative offchain solutions. We use pycardano, but you can compare and contrast alternatives.
- On-chain VS Off-chain
- Off-chain Code with Cardano CLI and GUI
- Off-chain Code with Kuber
- Off-chain Code with Lucid
- Homework
- Implement the offchain code for the files in
src/week04/homework
. - Although the contracts are implemented in opshin, you can use offchain code other than pycardano to complete this.
- There is no correct solution for this week as solutions can very widely. So make sure to test your code!
- Feel free to submit your solution by making a PR to the
solutions
branch! - We will continue to implement off-chain code in pycardano for this repository.
- Implement the offchain code for the files in
- Introduction
- Values
- A Simple Minting Policy
src/week05/lecture/free.py
- Off-chain minting script:
python src\week05\scripts\mint.py --script=free WALLET_NAME TOKEN_NAME
- A More Realistic Minting Policy
src/week05/lecture/signed.py
- Off-chain minting script:
python src\week05\scripts\mint.py --script=signed WALLET_NAME TOKEN_NAME
- NFT's
src/week05/lecture/nft.py
- Off-chain minting script:
python src\week05\scripts\mint.py --script=nft WALLET_NAME TOKEN_NAME
- Homework
- Complete the minting policies in
src/week05/homework
. - Test your solution with
pytest src/week05/tests
- Complete the minting policies in
- The State Monad in practice
- You can skip this for opshin.
- Introduction to the Plutus Simple Model library
- We implement
MockChainContext
andMockUser
insrc/utils/mock.py
. These classes allow us to easily test and evaluate our opshin contracts without the Cardano Node! - Make sure you have the latest dependencies installed and pyaiken which we use to evaluate transactions without the node.
poetry install --sync --extras=pyaiken
- We implement a simple test in
src/week06/tests/test_mock.py
with simulated spending and multiple users.
- We implement
- Unit Testing a Smart Contract
- Unit tests located in
src/week06/tests/test_negative_r_timed.py
- Unit tests located in
- Property Testing a Smart Contract
- Property tests also located in
src/week06/tests/test_negative_r_timed.py
- Read the documentation on hypothesis to get familiar with property testing in Python.
- Property tests also located in
- Testing Smart Contracts with Lucid
- N/A.
- Double Spending and Homework
- Complete the following test
src/week06/homework/test_exploitable_swap.py
- Use your completed test to implement a fix to the swap script:
src/week06/homework/fixed_swap.py
- Complete the following test
This week introduces Marlowe. There won't be any relevant opshin code for this week.
- Introduction
- Marlowe Playground Demo
- Homework
- Marlowe Starter Kit: Docker
- Marlowe Starter Kit: Preliminaries
- Marlowe Starter Kit: ZCB using the Marlowe Runtime command-line client
- Marlowe Starter Kit: ZCB using the Marlowe Runtime REST API
- Marlowe Starter Kit: ZCB using the Marlowe Runtime CLI
- Marlowe Starter Kit: Escrow using the Marlowe Runtime's REST API
- Marlowe Starter Kit: Swap contract using the Marlowe Runtime's REST API