New answers tagged ganache
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I had a similar issue that seem to be fixed by making sure I had ganache-cli running before trying to connect to it in the GUI. I also had to choose the host type of "0.0.0.0"
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I am not an expert in the subject but I think your app can be deployed to heroku and use Ganache as the blockchain network as long as the user has ganache installed on their local machine. I will try myself and update here if I am successful.
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You should (almost) never use sudo with npm. Once you do so the folders and files npm touches/creates are now locked to the root user only.
The simplest solution is to do sudo rm -rf node_modules for whatever project you are currently in. Similarly, you may have to do something akin to sudo rm -rf $(npm prefix -g)/{bin,lib/node_modules} in case you globally ...
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Just refresh the page once. Metamask does not respond instantaneously. Also there were some variable name errors in the code (like using candidatesCount instead of Candidate), that I corrected.
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Just to add into Shane's answer, if you are testing with ganache-cli,
you can also do this:
const ganache = require('ganache-cli');
const Web3 = require('web3');
const options = { a: 100 }; // NO OF ACCOUNTS
const provider = ganache.provider(options);
const web3 = new Web3(provider);
I hope that helps.
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So @sergi Juanati was correct my spelling was super off. However, that wasn't the reason I wasn't getting anything returned not even an error. The reason is for some reason running
truffle test
wasn't running the actual test. No matter which directory I was in it was not running the test so I had to specify it myself. I appreciate all the help!.
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I see at least a couple of issues to be addressed:
You should replace artificats by artifacts
You should use the correct variable when creating the new contract instance. In your case, Auction instead of Go.
In summary:
const Auction = artifacts.require('./implementor.sol');
contract('Go',(accounts) => {
let Go;
beforeEach(async () => {
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