trood.com/tokenplace

This repository contains scripts to manage Trood token sales using IPFS and off-chain poolfiles. It supports creating new sales, signing JSON poolfiles, verifying signatures, recording transactions, and querying user balances.

/admin - Main admin scripts (create-sale, upload-poolfile, change-sale-state, etc.)
/data - Storage for poolfiles, .env.json, and activity logs
/tools - Utility scripts (check-user, check-cid, etc.)
/keys - RSA keypairs for signing and verification
/private - Optional: private keys or sensitive data\

• create-sale.js – Create a new token sale and generate initial poolfile. Updates .env.json.
• upload-poolfile.js – Uploads a poolfile to IPFS and verifies its signature.
• change-sale-state.js – Update sale state flags (sale_open, whitelist_only, etc.) and record changes in activity log.

• sign-json.js – Sign any JSON file using a private key.
• verify-json.js – Verify the signature of a JSON file using a public key.

• check-user.js – Query a user’s token balance and value. Optional CID parameter to check historical poolfiles.
• check-cid.js – Check if a CID belongs to a valid token sale, its genesis CID, latest CID, and main sale parameters.

Poolfiles store the current state of a tokensale. Key sections include:

• token – Token parameters (symbol, name, initial price, growth rate)
• pool – Supply and collected funds
• status – Sale state flags
• activity_log – Array of changes or events (diffs)
• offchain_holders – Users and their token balances
• meta – Metadata, including sale_cid, last_updated, and signature

# Create a new sale
node admin/create-sale.js my_sale --cap 1000000

# Upload poolfile
node admin/upload-poolfile.js my_sale_pool_<cid>.json

# Change sale state
node admin/change-sale-state.js my_sale_pool_<cid>.json --sale_open true

# Verify JSON signature
node admin/verify-json.js my_sale_pool_<cid>.json

# Check user balance
node tools/check-user.js user123

# Check sale CID info
node tools/check-cid.js <cid>

• Private and public RSA keys are stored in /keys/.
• Signatures ensure integrity of poolfiles and sale state.

• Poolfiles are versioned via IPFS CIDs; the activity_log can store only diffs for efficiency.
• .env.json keeps track of the current sale and its sale_cid.
• IPNS keys correspond to genesis CIDs for easy reference to the latest state.

MIT License