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Expand Up @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ Note: This implementation currently does not support chain-hopping for ERC721 to
An end-to-end test demonstrating the use of the generic ERC721 token bridge contracts can be found in [here](/tests/flows/erc721_native_token_bridge.go). This test implements the following flow and checks that each step is successful:
1. An example "native" [ERC721](/contracts/src/Mocks/ExampleERC721.sol) token is deployed on subnet A
2. The [ERC721Bridge](/contracts/src/CrossChainApplications/examples/ERC721Bridge/ERC721Bridge.sol) contract is deployed on subnets A and B.
4. Teleporter message is sent from subnet A to B to create a new [BridgeNFT](/contracts/src/CrossChainApplications/examples/ERC721Bridge/BridgeNFT.sol) contract instance to represent the native ERC721 token on subnet B.
4. Teleporter message is sent from subnet A to B to create a new [BridgeNFT](/contracts/misc/erc721-bridge/BridgeNFT.sol) contract instance to represent the native ERC721 token on subnet B.
5. An NFT is minted on subnet A to the user address.
6. ERC721Bridge on subnet A is approved as operator of the NFT.
7. `bridgeToken` is called on subnet A to lock the NFT and bridge it to subnet B.
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## Local testing
1. Run a local network following the instructions [here](/README.md#run-a-local-testnet-in-docker).
2. An example workflow is provided via the [erc721_send_and_receive.sh](scripts/local/examples/basic_send_receive.sh) script.
2. An example workflow is provided via the [erc721_send_and_receive.sh](scripts/local/examples/basic_send_receive.sh) script.