This allows use to call the methods with a string but still store the
name as bytes32.
I also had some issues when calling the methods from ethers.js and a
string parameter so this is easier and safer.
Allows to seed the smart contract with development data specified in
config/seeds.js
Usage:
truffle exec scripts/seeds.js
or
npm run bootstrap which runs them all:
* truffle migrate --reset
* truffle exec scripts/seeds.js
* npm run build-json
This allows to manage different contracts (Token, Collaborator, etc.)
with one registry.
The registry serves as main source for all contracts and versions.
Versions are independently deployed and added to the registry. From
there the proxy contract's implementation can be upgraded to the new
version.
Currently no access control is implemented.
