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# Create the account using the public keys
cleos create account eosio anorak {public_OwnerKey} {public_ActiveKey}

# "eosio" is the name of the account who will create the new one
# "anorak" is the name of the new account

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#include "Players.hpp"

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namespace Oasis {
    using namespace eosio;
    using std::string;
    
}

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// EOSLIB_SERIALIZE(struct_name, (property_1)(property_2)(property_3)...(property_n))

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// typedef multi_index<N(table_name), object_template_to_use> multi_index_name;
typedef multi_index<N(player), player> playerIndex;

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//@abi table player i64
struct player {
  uint64_t account_name;
  string username;
  uint64_t level;
  uint64_t health_points = 1000;
  uint64_t energy_points = 1000;

  uint64_t primary_key() const { return username; }

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//@abi action
void add(const account_name account, string& username) {
    /**
     * We require that only the owner of an account can use this action
     * or somebody with the account authorization
    */
    require_auth(account);

    /**
     * We access the "player" table as creating an object of type "playerIndex"

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eosiocpp -g Players.abi Players.cpp

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//@abi action
void getplayer(const account_name account) {
    playerIndex players(_self, _self);

    auto iterator = players.find(account);
    eosio_assert(iterator != players.end(), "Address for account not found");

    /**
     * The "get" function returns a constant reference to the object
     * containing the specified secondary key

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git clone https://github.com/eosio/eos --recursive