The /sample-dApps directory includes the always-succeeds-contract which you can use as long as you have
First make sure you have Rust v1.64+ toolchain installed on your machine.
I've only tested on Linux.
To interact with your contract, you will need to install the trireme cli.
Follow the instructions in the Trireme section to set it up.
Trireme provides an environment for you to test your dApps in. It can be mocked locally, or it can connect you to the PreProd testnet. Prod is coming soon!
Now that Trireme is set up, you are ready to interact with your environment!
First, install the dApp CLI:
cargo install --path ./sample-dApps/always-succeeds-contract
Now that you have the CLI installed, let's try locking 10 ADA at the contract address:
always-cli lock 10
(note: If using an actual chain, it can take a few minutes for your transaction to show up)
You can trireme balance again to check your balance. You should see it debited by 10 ADA.
Once it has gone through, you can run
always-cli list 5
Which will show the 5 newest locked UTxOs at the script address (feel free to look at more or fewer).
You will need to find yours and include the Output Id info in your claim command. It will look something like:
always-cli claim <tx_hash> <index>
Now check your balance again and see that you have reclaimed your locked tokens!
(note: the mocked chain doesn't have any fees. On a live network you would have slightly less than you started with)