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[Research]: How to implement claiming in the context of a Merkle proof #5

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derrekcoleman opened this issue Oct 28, 2021 · 2 comments
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derrekcoleman commented Oct 28, 2021

Starting places:
OpenZeppelin MerkleProof utility
scaffold-eth merkler branch, in particular the Merkler.sol contract
Example in the context of WhalerDAO's astrodrop frontend repo

@derrekcoleman derrekcoleman changed the title Research claiming in the context of a merkle root [Research] How to implement claiming in the context of a Merkle proof Oct 28, 2021
@derrekcoleman derrekcoleman changed the title [Research] How to implement claiming in the context of a Merkle proof [Research]: How to implement claiming in the context of a Merkle proof Oct 28, 2021
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xivanc commented Oct 29, 2021

to my understanding for our case it is enough to call existing smart contract functions and maybe reading smart contract events - all this should be manageable using ethers.js lib

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xivanc commented Oct 29, 2021

@derrekcoleman ideally if possible we would need relevant smart contract ABI from meta factory guys

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