القائمة
Deploy an actor (smart contract) to the Convex network. Use when the user wants to create a new on-chain actor with exported functions.
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| name | deploy |
| description | Deploy an actor (smart contract) to the Convex network. Use when the user wants to create a new on-chain actor with exported functions. |
| argument-hint | <description-of-actor> |
Actors are autonomous on-chain programs with their own address, state, and exported functions.
A typical actor deployment:
(deploy
'(do
;; Internal state (private to the actor)
(def counter 0)
;; Callable functions: mark each with ^:callable so it can be
;; invoked from outside the actor via (call ...)
(defn ^:callable increment []
(set! counter (+ counter 1))
counter)
(defn ^:callable get-count []
counter)))
deploy returns the new actor's address (e.g. #12345)^:callable metadata can be called from outside (there is no export form). The equivalent map form is ^{:callable true}set! to update an existing def from inside a function; plain defs declared in the actor body are private state*address* and *balance*(set-controller #ADDR) inside the actor to set who can upgrade it(call #9 (cns-update 'my.actor.name *address*))^:callable function: (call #NEW-ADDR (get-count))$ARGUMENTStransact with the (deploy ...) expressionBuild the Convex project from source. Use when a contributor wants to compile, test, or package Convex.
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