renoun

June 1, 2022    |    By Jonathan Becker

Renoun is a project inspired by the work of @achalvs which allows for automatic minting of non-transferrable tokens on Ethereum based chains.

I've deployed the contracts on Optimism for free use, and for demonstration purposes. Feel free to open a Pull Request to this repository to test out the minting!

• BadgeRenderer -> 0x52a059998ecba324402fda84884d89af27aca075
• Renoun -> 0x48933e1235529732eb8957ab64f4093d66a7e841

Check out tokenURI() for _tokenIds 4 and above (the renderer was broken before then).

Installation

• First, clone this repository using

  git clone https://github.com/Jon-Becker/renoun.git .
  

• Deploy both the BadgeRenderer.sol and renoun.sol contracts onto your chain of choice. The renderer contract is very large, 10kb+, so I recommend deploying on a L2.

  • When deploying renoun.sol, you'll need to specify the deployed renderer address

• On your repository of choice, set up 3 GitHub Secrets

  • PRIVATE_KEY - which stores the private key of the deploying address
  • RPC_URL - which stores the full RPC url of your web3 provider
  • DEPLOYMENT_ADDRESS - which stores the deployment address of renoun.sol

• Copy src/scripts and src/json to your repository, and create a GitHub action with the script from mint_token.yml.

• Edit the chain ID on line 60 of main.py

• Profit.

Pull Request Standard

In order for the GitHub action to work properly, the Pull Request must be closed and merged. It must also contain a 20 byte Ethereum address, which main.py will extract from the pull request and mint the token to.

For a full demo, you can check out Pull Request #3

Credits

• Achal ( SVG Design ) https://twitter.com/achalvs