thedigitaloctopus/sandbox-smart-contracts

The Sandbox is a user-generated content (UGC) gaming platform that will empower creators through digital ownership and monetization of 3D voxel creations made and shared by users around the world.

Smart-Contracts for The Sandbox

www.sandbox.game

The Sandbox is a user-generated content (UGC) gaming platform that will empower creators through digital ownership and monetization of 3D voxel creations made and shared by users around the world.

Learn more:

• Website: www.sandbox.game
• Discord: https://discordapp.com/invite/vAe4zvY
• Telegram: https://t.me/sandboxgame
• Medium: https://medium.com/sandbox-game

Blockchain Features

We’re adopting the best standards to reach to players who are not familiar with Blockchain and Web3 technologies, simplifying the UX and on-boarding

• Dual token structure smart-contract: ERC-721 / ERC-1155
• Escrowless Auctions
• Meta-Transactions
• EIP-712 DRAFT for Human-Readable signature messages
• EIP-1776 DRAFT submitted by Pixowl to Ethereum for Native Meta-Transactions

More detailed information can be found on our Medium article: https://medium.com/sandbox-game/blockchain-features-in-the-sandbox-7db91fcc615c

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Get Started Instructions

If you want to check out our contracts and run the test follow these instructions :

SETUP :

yarn

RUN TESTS :

yarn test

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES :

The root of this repo contains a example.env file. You can copy this to your own .env file and populate the FIELDS with your own values. We use the MNEMONIC field to hold your seed-phrase. Alternately, if you want to use an HD-Wallet, the buidler-docs have a section on configuration here: https://buidler.dev/config/#hd-wallet-config

Technical Documentation

You can explore here the documentation of our tokens and blockchain featurs:

• our ERC-20 token : SAND

• Meta-Transaction implementation (EIP-1776) : Meta-Transactions

• our ERC-1155/ERC-721 Asset token : ASSET

• our ERC-721 LAND token : LAND

• our Marketplaces features: Escrowless Auctions

• our User-Generated Content Moderation Policies using Prediction Market

Your First Pull Request

We are using feature branches to host the code of an upcoming feature. All feature branches start with "feat/" prefix, each feature branch is intended for a single purpose. The following branches will reject direct pushes:

• master branch
• "feat/" prefixed branches

So, in order to commit your changes to master you will have to

• git checkout master
• git checkout -b feat/exampleFeature
• git push --set-upstream origin feat/exampleFeature
• git checkout -b exampleFeature
• git push --set-upstream origin exampleFeature

Now you can write your code and push your changes to the exampleFeature branch, once your'e done you need to open a pull request from exampleFeature to feat/exampleFeature, and then another pull request from feat/exampleFeature to master.