Contract are partitioned into query and execute functions. Query functions read contract state; whereas, execute functions may mutate state. These groups of functions are contained in distinct modules: src/execute/ and src/query/. If the contract implements any other entrypoint, like reply, one can create a new reply module following the established pattern.

make build
make schemas
make deploy
make instantiate

1. Run local Juno node

make devnet

1. Initialize Juno & Import key again

junod init --chain-id testing localdev

2. Import key

junod keys add JunoWallet --recover

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Edit $HOME/.juno/config/client.toml and set keyring-backend = "test" to match the Juno node running in Docker.

• grep - Need to run brew install grep. Follow post-install instructions to add new location to PATH

This lets you change the "owner" address associated with the contract.

Return one or more specified properties from state.