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Here are examples of how you can test each function:

0. Deploying the Contract

To deploy the contract, run the following command, and also initialize the contract with the new function. This will set the initial state of the contract, including the list of admins.

near call your-contract.testnet new '{"admins_list": ["your-contract.testnet"]}' --accountId your-contract.testnet

1. Adding a Event

To call the add_event function, you'll need to provide a full Event object as an argument and also have the necessary permissions.

  • event_id should be unique and can be any string.
  • creator_wallet should be the NEAR account ID of the creator.
  • event_txn_receipt_id should be the transaction ID of the transaction that created the event.
  • event_image is optional, but it can be a ipfs hash. The
  • event_created_at, launch_date_start, and end_date should be Unix timestamps (in seconds).
near call your-contract.testnet add_event '{
    "event": {
        "event_id": "cam11p1232",
        "event_name": "Save the Forests",
        "entity_name": "GreenEarth",
        "creator_wallet": "creator.testnet",
        "event_created_at": 1633036800,
        "event_txn_receipt_id": "123abc",
        "launch_date_start": 1633123200,
        "end_date": 1635724800,
        "location": "Earth",
        "event_type": "Fundraiser",
        "event_type": "Environment",
        "event_description": "A event to save rainforests.",
        "event_image": "image_url"
    }
}' --accountId your-contract.testnet

2. Updating a Event

To update a event, use the update_event function. The updates argument should only include the fields you wish to update.

near call your-contract.testnet update_event '{
    "event_id": "camp123",
    "updates": {
        "event_name": "Save the Oceans 123"
    }
}' --accountId your-contract.testnet

3. Getting a Event

To view details of a specific event, use the get_event function. This is a view call, so it doesn't require any NEAR tokens.

near view your-contract.testnet get_event '{"event_id": "camp123"}'

RESULT:

View call: dev-1701841746435-46635735875844.get_event({"event_id": "camp123"})
{
  event_id: 'camp123',
  event_name: 'Save the Oceans 123',
  entity_name: 'GreenEarth',
  creator_wallet: 'creator.testnet',
  event_created_at: 1633036800,
  event_txn_receipt_id: '123abc',
  launch_date_start: 1633123200,
  end_date: 1635724800,
  location: 'Earth',
  event_type: 'Fundraiser',
  event_type: 'Environment',
  event_description: 'A event to save rainforests.',
  event_image: 'image_url'
}

4. Getting Events by Creator

To list all events created by a specific wallet, use the get_events_by_creator function:

near view your-contract.testnet get_events_by_creator '{"creator_wallet": "creator.testnet"}'


RESULT (after creating 3 events):

[
  {
    event_id: 'camp123',
    event_name: 'Save the Oceans 123',
    entity_name: 'GreenEarth',
    creator_wallet: 'creator.testnet',
    event_created_at: 1633036800,
    event_txn_receipt_id: '123abc',
    launch_date_start: 1633123200,
    end_date: 1635724800,
    location: 'Earth',
    event_type: 'Fundraiser',
    event_type: 'Environment',
    event_description: 'A event to save rainforests.',
    event_image: 'image_url'
  },
  {
    event_id: 'camp1232',
    event_name: 'Save the Forests',
    entity_name: 'GreenEarth',
    creator_wallet: 'creator.testnet',
    event_created_at: 1633036800,
    event_txn_receipt_id: '123abc',
    launch_date_start: 1633123200,
    end_date: 1635724800,
    location: 'Earth',
    event_type: 'Fundraiser',
    event_type: 'Environment',
    event_description: 'A event to save rainforests.',
    event_image: 'image_url'
  },
  {
    event_id: 'cam11p1232',
    event_name: 'Save the Forests',
    entity_name: 'GreenEarth',
    creator_wallet: 'creator.testnet',
    event_created_at: 1633036800,
    event_txn_receipt_id: '123abc',
    launch_date_start: 1633123200,
    end_date: 1635724800,
    location: 'Earth',
    event_type: 'Fundraiser',
    event_type: 'Environment',
    event_description: 'A event to save rainforests.',
    event_image: 'image_url'
  }
]

5. Listing All Event IDs

To list all event IDs stored in the contract:

near view your-contract.testnet list_event_ids '{}'

6. Deleting a Event

To delete a event, assuming the caller has the necessary permissions:

near call your-contract.testnet delete_event '{"event_id": "camp123"}' --accountId your-account.testnet

Notes:

  • Replace your-contract.testnet and your-account.testnet with the actual account IDs.
  • The dates (event_created_at, launch_date_start, end_date) should be Unix timestamps (in seconds).
  • Ensure that the caller (--accountId) has the necessary permissions, especially for add_event, update_event, and delete_event.
  • These commands are for interacting with the contract via NEAR CLI. The exact structure might vary based on how your contract is deployed and the specific requirements of your functions.