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examples/quick-start-with-drink/README.md

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## Prerequisites
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You only need Rust installed (see [here](https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install) for help).
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Drink is developed and tested with stable Rust 1.70 (see [toolchain file](../../rust-toolchain.toml)).
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Drink is developed and tested with stable Rust.
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## Dependencies
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You only need the `drink` library brought into your project:
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```toml
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drink = { version = "0.8" }
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drink = { version = "0.19.0-alpha" }
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See [Cargo.toml](Cargo.toml) for a typical cargo setup of a single-contract project.
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For every contract that you want to interact with from your tests, you need to create a _contract bundle_, which includes:
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- built contract artifact (`.wasm` file),
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- built contract artifact (`.polkavm` file),
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- contract transcoder (object based on the `.json` file, responsible for translating message arguments and results).
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The recommended way is to use `drink::contract_bundle_provider` macro, which will discover all the contract dependencies (including the current crate, if that is the case) and gather all contract bundles into a single registry.

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