ICRC-1, ICRC-2, and ICRC-3 Fungible Token

Overview

This project is focused on the development and implementation of a fungible token standard, utilizing blockchain or distributed ledger technology. The core of the project is written in Motoko and is compatibility with the DFINITY Internet Computer platform.

Contents

• dfx.json: Configuration file for project settings and canister definitions.
• mops.toml: Dependency management file listing various Motoko libraries and tools.
• runners/test_deploy.sh: Script for testing or deploying the token system.
• runners/prod_deploy.sh: Script for deploying to production token system.
• src/Token.mo: Source code for the token system written in Motoko.
• src/examples/Allowlist.mo: Source code for the a token who is limited to an allow list of users who can send tokens, but anyone can receive them. See the source file for more information.
• src/examples/Lotto.mo: Source code for a token where whenever you burn tokens you have a chance to double your tokens. See the source file for more information.

Setup and Installation

1. Environment Setup: Ensure you have an environment that supports Motoko programming. This typically involves setting up the DFINITY Internet Computer SDK and mops tool chain.
2. Dependency Installation: Install the dependencies listed in mops.toml. mops install.
3. Configuration: Adjust dfx.json and mops.toml according to your project's specific needs, such as changing canister settings or updating dependency versions.

Usage

• Development: Modify and enhance src/Token.mo as per your requirements. This file contains the logic and structure of the fungible token system.
• Testing and Deployment: Use runners/test_deploy.sh for deploying the token system to a test or development environment. This script may need modifications to fit your deployment process.
• Production Deployment: Use runners/prod_deploy.sh for deploying the token system to a main net environment. This script will need modifications to fit your deployment process.

Dependencies

• DFX and Mops
• Additional dependencies are listed in mops.toml. Ensure they are properly installed and configured.

Contribution and Development Guidelines

• Coding Standards: Adhere to established Motoko coding practices. Ensure readability and maintainability of the code.
• Testing: Thoroughly test any new features or changes in a controlled environment before integrating them into the main project.
• Documentation: Update documentation and comments within the code to reflect changes or additions to the project.

Repository

• Project Repository

License

• MIT License

Contact

• Contributing: For contributing to this project, please submit a pull request to the repository.