$ npm install
$ npm run start
By building the solution on index.js into a bundled file with bepro-js via npm run build.
The example spawns a page when npm run start is issued that will allow a user to deploy a ERC20
Token on the kovan network.
You can change this limitation, by yourself, be removing or commenting the lines 59 and 60 of the
index.js file and providing the correct web3 provider link.
The default web3 provider is missing a identification required by infura - you can use any other web3
provider that you'd like; change it on line 5 of index.js
The default base ERC20 Token is using a Kovan address, don't forget to change line 12 of index.js
if you plan on deploying on anyother network and use a ERC20 as a base on that network.
If you wish to use BEPRO token as defaults,
| Network | Contract Address |
|---|---|
| kovan | 0xE3A59c7a639816e3FBf3Cf14Ed0bf6E28A8D4Fd8 |
| moonriver | 0xCb4a593ce512D78162C58384f0b2Fd6e802c2c47 |
To change from Kovan chain to moonriver chain comment out the respective option in both app.js and index.js On "ERC20 cap" field, you need to add 18 zeros after the desired token amount if you want 18 decimals, ex: for 1 million tokens with 18 decimals, 1000000000000000000000000