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@ethereum-waffle/compiler
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Compile solidity without the hassle.
In the current version of waffle (v2.x.x) you will install this package as a dependency of the main waffle package - ethereum-waffle
.
yarn add --dev ethereum-waffle
npm install --save-dev ethereum-waffle
If you want to use this package directly please install it via:
yarn add --dev @ethereum-waffle/compiler
npm install --save-dev @ethereum-waffle/compiler
NOTE: You do not need to use this package directly. You can install it through the main package (ethereum-waffle
) and use the CLI instead.
This package exposes programmatic api for compiling solidity smart contracts.
You can learn more about it in the documentation.
Examples:
// Compilation with a config file
const {compileProject} = require('@ethereum-waffle/compiler');
main();
async function main () {
await compileProject('path/to/waffle.json');
}
// Compilation with js config
const {compileAndSave, compile} = require('@ethereum-waffle/compiler');
main();
async function main () {
const config = { sourceDirectory: 'contracts', nodeModulesDirectory: 'node_modules' };
// compile and save the output
await compileAndSave(config);
// just compile
const output = await compile(config);
console.log(output);
}
Example:
const {link} = require('@ethereum-waffle/compiler');
FAQs
Compile solidity without the hassle.
We found that @ethereum-waffle/compiler demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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