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Part 21: Writing tests for WAX Smart Contracts
Introduction Testing is a critical step in the development of WAX(EOSIO/Antelope) smart contracts. It ensures that the contract's functions, logic, and interactions with the blockchain operate as intended. Since smart contracts are immutable once deployed, rigorous...
Part 20: Deployment of our game’s smart contracts on WAX blockchain
Project structure overview As there is a great amount of features in the game, it’s better to separate features into different files. So we have one game.hpp file where we declare methods and tables and we have lots of smaller .cpp files in which we implement them....
Part 19: Putting it all together to launch a game
In this article, we’ll walk through setting up a farming game on the WAX blockchain. We’ll start by creating an NFT collection and templates, followed by initializing blends, token swaps, governance, and quests. 1. Creating Atomic Assets Collection, Categories, and...
Part 18: GUI for quests and leaderboards
In our previous article, we looked at swaps, token stakes, and governance mechanisms. Building on that foundation, in this article we will also explore leaderboard functionality and delve into quests in the context of the game ecosystem. Leaderboards A leaderboard is...
Part 17: Quest systems in game
In this article, we will add a quest system that will allow us to engage more with the players in our games. Let's add the necessary tables struct quest { std::string type; float required_amount; float current_amount; }; struct [[eosio::table]] quests_j { name...
Part 16: Leaderboards in games
In this article, we will analyze the creation of leaderboards and consider the implementation of a leaderboard for user resources and their overall mining rate. New tables struct [[eosio::table]] lboard_j { name account; uint64_t points; uint64_t primary_key()...
Part 15: GUI for swaps, staking and governance
In addition to the previous articles integrating it into a ReactJS interface, and reading data from a WAX smart contract table, we will also dive deeper into swaps. We will look at the use of WAX tokens or NFTs in games and how user/player governance works. Token...
Part 14: Governance in games
In this article, we will develop a voting system that will allow users to provide developers with suggestions or change the value of game changes. Creating configs table struct [[eosio::table]] mconfig_j { std::string variable_name; std::string variable_type;...
Part 13: Token Staking and Voting in games
To delve into token staking and its role in governance, we begin by setting up a new table to manage the staking process. This table will track the staked tokens and their corresponding voting rights, crucial for enabling players to participate in key decision-making...