This is a quick start tutorial on deploying the Simple Smart Grid W3bstream example.

Prerequisites

Testnet Account

Make sure you have a Metamask Wallet configured and some IOTX test tokens. Here is a guide on how to do it: Create an IoTeX Developer Account and fund it with test IOTX tokens

Software

You will need Node.js, git, and Assemblyscript installed in your system

Part 1: Deploy blockchain contracts

Clone the repository containing W3bstream examples, cd into the smart grid example and open it in your favorite code editor:

git clone https://github.com/machinefi/w3bstream-examples
cd w3bstream-examples/simple-smart-grid
code .

In the blockchain directory, install node.js dependencies:

cd blockchain
npm install

Export your developer wallet private key (get it from Metamask):

export PRIVATE_KEY=<your key here>

Run the deployment script

npx hardhat run scripts/deploy.js  --network testnet

Cat .env to see deployment data

cat .env

outputs:

REGISTRY_CONTRACT=0xcf10260Ec867d6B71b05F1C7d9FA66AAdf969Ac2
BINDING_CONTRACT=0xB8c4b966A7E5134CdeCAE36924f367F97Cd6b161
TOKEN_CONTRACT=0x941D2B113983060dc0Fe42C5C1d89ad5a3eDd89f
DEPLOYED_HEIGHT=20021882
DEPLOYER_ADDRESS=0x00e27ACAF1d3D58861DF710719fc97C43fC976f6

Part 2: Create the W3bstream project

Enter the W3bstream folder containing the W3bstream applet and install dependencies:

cd ../w3bstream
npm install

Edit the assembly/constants.ts file and replace the contract addresses with those you just deployed:

export const ZERO_ADDRESS = "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000";
export const FOUR_TOKENS_HEX = "3782DACE9D900000";

// Customize with your own contracts
export const REGISTRY_CONTRACT = "0xcf10260Ec867d6B71b05F1C7d9FA66AAdf969Ac2";
export const BINDING_CONTRACT = "0xB8c4b966A7E5134CdeCAE36924f367F97Cd6b161";
export const TOKEN_CONTRACT = "0x941D2B113983060dc0Fe42C5C1d89ad5a3eDd89f";

Build the applet:

npm run asbuild

Find the applet file release.wasm in simple-smart-grid/w3bstream/build and use it to create a new project in W3bstream: call it simple_smart_grid:

Open the project in W3bstream Studio, go to Settings and find your W3bstream operator account:

Get back to the blockchain folder and add that account as a minter in the ECO Token contract:

cd blockchain
npx hardhat addMinter --minteraddress YOUR_OPERATOR_ADDRESS --network testnet

Use MetaMask to send some test IOTX to the operator address (10 IOTX will allow for over 300 rewards transactions).

In your W3bstream project, delete the DEFAULT event route, and create two contract monitors with the following data:

Registry Contract Monitor

Event Type OnDeviceRegistered

Chain Id 4690

Contract address your DeviceRegistry contract address

Block Start find the deployment height in your .env into the blockchain folder

Block End 0

Topic 0x05d7f0c690676ba31675b45bcdb9ff4c34bb10744ec89d329eacd93c79ecc029

Device Binding Contract Monitor

Event Type OnDeviceBinding

Chain Id 4690

Contract address your DeviceBinding contract address

Block Start find the deployment height in your .env into the blockchain folder

Block End 0

Topic 0x9fd2c28ce9affee8592933156880418279ba95f7c71e344a71d1928a7c982979

Create these 3 event routes:

DATA --> handle_data

OnDeviceRegistered --> handle_device_registered

OnDeviceBinding --> handle_device_binding

Create the database tables:

device_registry: column(device_id, String), column(is_active, string)

device_bindings: column(device_id, String), column(owner_address, string)

data_table: column(public_key, String), column(sensor_reading, String), column(timestamp, String)

Send the following test message from the Log section:

[
    {
      "header": {
        "event_type": "DATA",
        "pub_id": "meter",
        "token": "",
        "pub_time": 1682616302032
      },

      "payload": {
        "data":{
          "sensor_reading": 5,
          "timestamp": 1682616723
        },
        "signature": "006f5adc7f000000906f5adc7f000000602a00a87f0000002e000000000000003c00000000000000906f5adc7f000000d06e5adc7f0000000100000000000000",
        "public_key":"046d443995cbaf0c4fdbb9163136ebcead9ee9c32023b7668384647a950fb0ca2450e8369f062720d91601fc0027373bd937e7ee59f019612b880e085b95cde3bc"
      }
    }
  ]

Check out the log, and it should fail with "Device not authorized". From the blockchain folder, let's register the device id in the DeviceRegistry contract:

npx hardhat registerDevice --deviceid 0x6d443995cbaf0c4fdbb9163136ebcead9ee9c320 --network testnet

Let's also bind the device to our account as the owner:

npx hardhat bindDevice --deviceid 0x6d443995cbaf0c4fdbb9163136ebcead9ee9c320 --owneraddress YOUR_METAMASK_ADDRESS --network testnet

And finally, find the token contract address into the .env file and import it in Metamask so that you will be able to check the balance of the token:

Now, send the test message again, make sure the sensor_reading is "3.5" and check the logs: rewards should have been sent, and the balance in Metamask updated.