Remappings | Testing with Foundry

[@smartcontractprogrammer]

0:00 - Intro 0:30 - forge install 2:45 - forge remappings 3:06 - forge update 3:21 - forge remove 4:29 - npm install Openzeppelin 6:12 - remappings.txt Code github.com/t4sk/hello-foundry Book book.getfoundry.sh/ Solidity by Example solidity-by-example.org/ Take a course www.smartcontract.engineer/

[@birrafondaio]

Keep it up man, your videos are invaluable

[@Stiernackenkommandoo]

love your content man - thanks for everything

[@meka4996]

Super! Thank you.

[@nitinraja9686]

Hi @smart Contract Programmer can you make a video Explaining ERC-4337 (Smart Contract Wallet) and how can we Implement it? Its Quite Difficult to Understand even the official Document of ERC-4337

[@sayandcode]

Why do we need to use npm when we can use forge install?

[@smartcontractprogrammer]

i am used to using NPM and remapping

[@kendev2611]

@@smartcontractprogrammer can I use `forge install Openzeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts` and then remapping in the `foundry.toml`?

[@kahuna2588]

@@kendev2611 yes

[@m.a2777]

Good Question.

[@romanrogers1647]

👑

[@kevinnzeng7081]

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[@MrCoreyTexas]

Many of us are not familiar with git, you abruptly introduce it halfway thru the video

[@smartcontractprogrammer]

There are many videos out there that explains git well

[@MrCoreyTexas]

It looked like on line 3 you needed import "solmate/src/tokens/ERC20.sol" based on the subdirectories on the left hand pane. What am I missing? EDIT: It looks like a remapping is like a symbolic link in the Unix filesystem