Create a key value store using Tableland as the engine.

This is a novel ERC721 contract that wraps Tableland to provide novel functionality: a key value store.

It achieves this by allowing anyone to "mint" a new key value store. That store is a table on Tableland. The owner is allowed to update the table and grant permissions to other addresses to update. The scope of what they can do with the table (insert, update, delete key values) is defined by the smart contract. New KV are represented as novel NFTs owned by the original creator.

Overview

Smart contract

Contract running on Polygon Mumbai: https://mumbai.polygonscan.com/address/0x81A0f6fDdD81f8dEed49316C3f040718aF2c9202#writeProxyContract

How to use Wedis smart contract

Create a new KV

Use the safeMint function. address should be your wallet address. name is a custom name for your kv store.

Insert a new value in the KV

Use the runSQL method to send full SQL statements.

Or, use the addKeyValue method and updateValue methods to insert and update key values.

Add new writers to your KV stores

Use the grant method to grant write access to any KV store to a new address. You can now instantly collaborate on the same KV store.

Connect with the Tableland SDK and CLI

You can connect directly to this contract with the SDK and CLI by specifying the contract address. That will allow you to create new KV stores or update values from your code easily.

Tokens generated

Contract collection on Opensea testnets: https://testnets.opensea.io/collection/wedis-h4v5lmgwc9

Develop

You must have a .env file with the following information

PRIVATE_KEY={your wallet key with a balance of matic}
POLYGONSCAN_API_KEY={your polyscan api key for pushing the abi}
POLYGON_MUMBAI_API_KEY={your alchemy api key for mumbai}
REPORT_GAS=true

Install

npm install

Start Tableland locally

npm run tableland

Deploy to local hardhat

npm run local or upgrade npm run localup

Deploy to Mumbai

npm run deploy

Warning

This example is not maintained.