TNSResolver: 0x89e77b691c8e3718b808015dbca094d35d7c37cc
TNSRegistrar: 0xb4cc8deec867c8352ec8f86afc945590629ae260
TNSRegistry: 0xdf9e5ce912412ab6af0dd46acff0ffc112bbe36e
First, we need to deploy the Registry first.
Tx:0x971c1ae1ccc10bf97bdebf24deb455362d847011d3cccb6fd517dd0e974ec490
Then Registrar with two parameters:
TNS Registry node: 0xdf9e5ce912412ab6af0dd46acff0ffc112bbe36e
TNS rootNode = 0xee7289196899d8c5bc40150453f87a5ebf33e301b7ed2537d6cc0ba5caeadcd5
And the last deploy resovler contract
TX :0xd66e858bbde4f95e30886c1d4d9dbaa76ea14d85628db4dcb50d087a8a86de22
We need to transfer the ownership TLD domain ( tomo ) to Registrar first, before registrar can begin to obtain domain.
Method: SetSubdomain(0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000, sha3('tomo'), 0xb4cc8deec867c8352ec8f86afc945590629ae260)
Tx:0xbd46c107527c7575fb4bfd17f76d51ec310d52c109cc951135bea5a2be01ba39
Then we can check to see if the 'tomo' TLD domain has already been transfered to Registrar.
Method:
owner(namehash('tomo'))
Return 0xb4cc8deec867c8352ec8f86afc945590629ae260
After we setsubdomain and check the owner of namehash : 'tomo' is Registrar, we are good to go.
So far this contract has only function is register, you can call this function with two parameters [sha3('domain_name'), address_owner]
And you can check by owner function to see if this transaction is success.
As soon as you get the ownership of the domain you want, you can begin to set up multihash for you domain. Such as IPFS hash.
Before you can set multihash on your domain, you need go to Registry to set Up resolver first.
setResolver(node, resolver)
After set up Resolver we can now using resolver to bind our domain with IPFS hash
setMultihash(node, key, hash)
IPFS hash need to tranfer into byte, put your IPFS
This website can help you to transfer your IPFS hash into byte
https://gist.github.com/PhyrexTsai/cffcbfa1d752b9cf817d920dfcd1ec9f
Now we can check multihash(node, key) and get back the byte transfer from IPFS.