Open vstam1 opened 1 year ago
During sub0 2022, we presented with @stiiifff a complex use case that includes most of the items described above. Here is the presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eJwzbtqZYs The presentation rely on a use case based on real world assets (RWA) and a borrow and lending protocol from those RWA (represented as NFT).
The topology of the workshop was:
The sequence for the workshop was:
The code can be found here: https://github.com/paritytech/trappist/blob/sub0_2022 It can be considered as a reference but not definitely as a starting point since some things has changed/improved in XCM v3 from that time and also i cut some corners due to time constraints that need to be addressed. This for example:
https://github.com/paritytech/trappist/blob/sub0_2022/runtime/trappist/src/xcm_config.rs#L73:L91
Based on community feedback, it has become evident that there is a need for examples and tutorials for XCM. The existing documentation provides a solid foundation, but developers would greatly benefit from practical implementation guidance and code snippets (cookbook) to better understand and utilize XCM in their projects.
Furthermore, there is a specific request for examples focusing on the configuration of the
xcm-executor
. It would be highly beneficial to provide clear examples demonstrating the various configurations and options available for xcm-executor.Additionally, together with the Trappist team we decided to create the examples using Trappist (https://github.com/paritytech/trappist) as the framework. Trappist is widely used as an example within the community and would be an excellent choice for showcasing XCM integration in real-world scenarios.