@latticexyz/abi-ts

abi-ts

Create TypeScript type declaration files (.d.ts) for your ABI JSON files.

This allows you to import your JSON ABI and use it directly with libraries like viem and abitype.

pnpm add @latticexyz/abi-ts
pnpm abi-ts

By default, abi-ts looks for files with the glob **/*.abi.json, but you can customize this glob with the --input argument, e.g.

pnpm abi-ts --input 'abi/IWorld.sol/IWorld.abi.json'

Changelog

Version 2.2.14

Release date: Thu Oct 24 2024

Patch changes

fix(cli): support public library methods in modules (#3308) (@latticexyz/cli)

Added support for deploying public libraries used within modules.

fix(cli): support public library methods in modules (#3308) (@latticexyz/world-module-erc20, @latticexyz/world-modules)

Changed ERC20 and ERC721 related modules to use public library methods instead of manual delegatecalls.

feat(stash): add useStash and improve other helpers (#3320) (@latticexyz/stash)

Added useStash React hook. It's heavily inspired by Zustand's useStore and accepts a stash, a state selector, an an optional equality function to avoid unnecessary re-render cycles when returning unstable values.

Also updated getRecord and getRecords to each take either a stash or state object for more ergonomic use with useStash.

import { useStash } from "@latticexyz/stash/react";
import { getRecord } from "@latticexyz/stash";
import config from "../mud.config";

const tables = config.namespaces.app.tables;

export function PlayerName({ playerId }) {
  const record = useStash(stash, (state) => getRecord({ state, table: tables.Player, key: { playerId } }));
  ...
}

import isEqual from "fast-deep-equal";
import { useStash } from "@latticexyz/stash/react";
import { getRecords } from "@latticexyz/stash";
import config from "../mud.config";

export function PlayerNames() {
  const record = useStash(stash, (state) => getRecords({ state, table: tables.Player }), { isEqual });
  ...
}

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