Guide

In this guide, we'll go over how to instantiate, query, and execute CW1 methods seen below.

Instantiate

Instantiating a CW1 contract is simple with only 1 thing to decide, which is whether you want the contract admin to be changeable or not.

In case you choose Not Changeable, you will have to create a new contract in case you want a new admin address.

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You can add multiple admin addresses by clicking the + sign.

Query

Querying a CW1 token means gathering information related to that contract directly from the blockchain.

Using the dashboard, it is possible to query any CW1 contract for

However, each query requires at least 1 input which is the CW1 contract address.

Checking the Admins, All Permissions, and All Allowances queries do not require additional parameters other than the CW1 contract address. Required parameters for other queries are shown below.

• Allowance is an amount allowed by the admin to another address for sending, transferring, delegating, redelegating and undelegating.
  • Spender address
• All Allowance is the list of all allowances the admin has provided.
• Permissions are the permissions an address has provided by the admin.
  • Address to check permissions
• All Permissions is the list of all addresses and their assigned permissions.
• Can Execute is a way to verify if an address can execute a message. Checkout the Execute section below to see the message examples.

Execute

A CW1 Contract contains a set of methods to control and interact with the token it contains. JunoTools lets you easily execute those methods as you wish with just a click.

All the messages that can be executed are explained below.

• Execute: To execute a message, an admin has to give permission to an address. Currently, messages have to be written manually. A message example for each example is given below
  • Send:

      bank: {
        send: {
          from_address: messages.contractAddress,
          to_address: wallet.address,
          amount: [coin(1000000, 'ujunox')],
        },
      }

  • Delegate:

      staking: {
        delegate: {
          validator: 'junovaloper1t8ehvswxjfn3ejzkjtntcyrqwvmvuknzmvtaaa',
          amount: coin(1000000, 'ujunox'),
        },
      }

  • Undelegate:

      staking: {
        undelegate: {
          validator: 'junovaloper1t8ehvswxjfn3ejzkjtntcyrqwvmvuknzmvtaaa',
          amount: coin(1000000, 'ujunox'),
        },
      }

  • Redelegate:

      staking: {
        redelegate: {
          src_validator: 'junovaloper1t8ehvswxjfn3ejzkjtntcyrqwvmvuknzmvtaaa',
          dst_validator: 'junovaloper1t8ehvswxjfn3ejzkjtntcyrqwvmvuknzmvtaaa',
          amount: coin(1000000, 'ujunox'),
        },
      }

  • Withdraw: explanation will be added shortly.
• Freeze*: If the contract is initially set as Changeable, an admin can freeze the contract and stop anyone from adding a new admin.
• Update Admins: Add a set of new admins to replace the older ones. This is possible if the contract is not frozen and is changeable.
• Increase Allowance: Increase the allowance of an address based on the contract's balance
• Decrease Allowance: Decrease the allowance of an address based on the contract's balance.
• Set Permissions*: Set new permissions for an address.

*: admin only

After each execution, the corresponding transaction hash will be prompted for your information.

Congrats! You have successfully learned how to create a CW1 contract and interact with it.