Voting Smart contract
Building & deploying a smart contract on KITE AI with Remix
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Building & deploying a smart contract on KITE AI with Remix
Last updated
Please follow the below steps to build your smart contract on Kite AI:
Step 1: Open
Navigate to Remix IDE in your browser.
Once loaded, you’ll see the file explorer on the left-hand side where you can manage your Solidity files.
Step 2: Create a New File
In the Remix file explorer, click the ”+” icon to create a new file.
Name your file voting.sol
Step 3: Write the Solidity Code
Copy and paste the following Solidity code into your Counter.sol file:
This smart contract does the following:
option1Votes and option2Votes store the vote counts.
hasVoted tracks whether an address has already voted.
voteOption1() and voteOption2() allow one-time voting.
getVotes() returns the current counts for both options.
Step 4: Compile the Contract
On the left sidebar, click the “Solidity Compiler” tab (the one with the “S” icon).
Ensure the compiler version is set to ^0.8.20 version.
Click “Compile Counter.sol”.
Check the filename and code for typos or version mismatches, if you encounter any errors.
Step 5: Deploy the Contract
Switch to the “Deploy & Run Transactions” tab (the Ethereum icon on the left sidebar).
Under “Environment”, select “Injected Metamask or WalletConnect”. This will connect Remix to your MetaMask (make sure MetaMask is set to the Kite AI Testnet).
Verify that your account is correctly connected.
In the “Contract” dropdown, select voting.
Click the “Deploy” button and confirm the deployment transaction in MetaMask.
Once deployed, your contract will appear under “Deployed Contracts”.
Step 6: Interact with Your Contract
Expand your deployed Counter contract in Remix.
You can call the getCount() function to check the current counter value.
Click the “increment” button to call the increment() function and “decrement” button to call the decrement() function. Confirm the transaction in MetaMask.
After the transaction is confirmed, call getCount() again to see the updated counter value.
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