Okay, so today I messed around with something called “Kirby Smart Contract.” I’d heard about it, and figured it was time to get my hands dirty. I’m no expert, but I like figuring things out, so here’s how it went.
Getting Started
First, I needed to find some info. I did some searching and found some document,It seemed like a good starting point.
The documentation walked me through setting up the basics. It involved installing some tools. honestly, I kinda skimmed through this part. I already had * and npm on my machine, I made sure they were up-to-date.
Writing the Contract
Next up, actually writing the smart contract.I created a new file.I decided to keep it simple,I Just want to create it,store it,change it,and get it.
I used the example as a guide. It wasn’t too bad, just a few functions for setting and getting the value.I spent some time here, making sure I understood what each line was doing. I even added some extra comments to help me remember later.
Compiling and Deploying
Once I was happy with the contract, I needed to compile it.I used the command from the * spit out some files,It had the compiled code, ready to be deployed.
To deploy it, the document mention about the Remix IDE,I just follow the step,and deploy it,It’s so easy to use.
Interacting with the Contract
After it,I start to test every function that I write,It all works,I can set the value,get the value,It’s very exciting!
Wrapping Up
So, that’s pretty much it. My first go at a Kirby Smart Contract. It wasn’t perfect, and I definitely have more to learn, but it felt good to get something working. I’m thinking of trying something a bit more complex next time. Maybe add some kind of access control or something. We’ll see!
