setup-cairo-contracts

Setting up a Cairo project with OpenZeppelin contracts on Starknet involves scaffolding the project with Scarb, configuring Scarb.toml dependencies, and applying Cairo import conventions to establish a functional contract development environment.

Umbrella OpenZeppelin Cairo packages bundle multiple components into a single dependency, while individual packages allow importing specific modules separately. Both are configured in Scarb.toml to provide flexibility in dependency management.

Configuring Scarb.toml dependencies for Starknet contracts requires specifying OpenZeppelin Cairo packages, either as an umbrella package or as individual modules, to ensure correct import conventions and component patterns are available.

Yes, you can use OpenZeppelin components for modular contract development in Cairo. The setup provides specific guidance on Cairo import conventions and component patterns to effectively integrate and reuse modular logic within Starknet contracts.

Yes, Scarb is required to scaffold a Starknet Cairo project. Scarb is the primary tool used to bootstrap the project structure and manage the OpenZeppelin dependencies required for configuring and building contracts.