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Contains two distinct claiming methods, alongside a switch to disable ECDSA method, ostensibly in the event that it becomes insecure in the future, while retaining the ability for beneficiaries to claim their tokens using the MerkleTree method.
Aside from that, both methods unburden the beneficiaries for needing gas to claim, and also allow for privacy of who the beneficiaries are, until they claim.
EIP712 signatures are in use client side and recovered in the smart contract, instructing one of our funded addresses to mint tokens for the whitelisted beneficiary.
Computes Merkletree root from the whitelist, verifies it in the smart contract, instructing a mint to occur to the whitelisted beneficiary.
On the command line, use:
git clone git@github.com:0xevm1/airdrop-ecdsa-merkle.git
Access the folder with:
cd airdrop-ecdsa-merkle
Install with:
yarn install
use:
npx hardhat test
to compile and run the code along with the tests
use:
npx hardhat test --fulltrace
to see SSTORE and SLOAD analysis, how efficient we are with gas and storage in the EVM
use:
npx hardhat coverage
to see how much the tests cover
