eth-contract-class - npm Package Compare versions

Comparing version 0.0.13-beta.1 to 0.0.13-beta.2

embark/index.js

 // embark plugin to use eth-contract-class
-const generateClass = require('../lib/generateClass').default;
 
-module.exports = function() {
-  this.registerTestContractFactory(function testContractFactory(contractRecipe, web3) {
-    if (!contractRecipe.code) return null;
-    const ContractClass = generateClass(contractRecipe.abiDefinition, contractRecipe.code);
-    const contract = new ContractClass(web3, contractRecipe.deployedAddress);
+module.exports = Embark => {
+  Embark.events.on('runcode:ready', () => {
+    Embark.events.emit('runcode:register', 'generateClass', require('eth-contract-class'), () => {
+      Embark.registerTestContractFactory(function testContractFactory(contractRecipe, web3) {
+        if (!contractRecipe.code) return null;
+        const generateClass = require('eth-contract-class').default;
+        const ContractClass = generateClass(contractRecipe.abiDefinition, contractRecipe.code);
+        const contract = new ContractClass(web3, contractRecipe.deployedAddress);
 
-    contract.$runtimeByteCode = '0x' + contractRecipe.runtimeBytecode;
+        contract.$runtimeByteCode = '0x' + contractRecipe.runtimeBytecode;
 
-    // embark creates a empty Object for contracts when using embark.require('Embark/contracts/*')
-    // then uses Object.setPrototypeOf(contractObject, contractFactoryResult) to "populate" the
-    // object. Unfortunately this will ensure that the contract instance is not callable directly
-    // so we instantiate the contract instance here & return the object.
-    // we provide the `.at` function here so we can provide a way to get a new Contract instance
-    return Object.assign(contract, {
-      new: (...args) => ContractClass.new(web3, ...args),
-      at: address => new ContractClass(web3, address),
+        // embark creates a empty Object for contracts when using embark.require('Embark/contracts/*')
+        // then uses Object.setPrototypeOf(contractObject, contractFactoryResult) to "populate" the
+        // object. Unfortunately this will ensure that the contract instance is not callable directly
+        // so we instantiate the contract instance here & return the object.
+        // we provide the `.at` function here so we can provide a way to get a new Contract instance
+        return Object.assign(contract, {
+          new: (...args) => ContractClass.new(web3, ...args),
+          at: address => new ContractClass(web3, address),
+        });
+      });
+      Embark.registerCustomContractGenerator(contract => {
+        return `
+        ${contract.className} = generateClass(${JSON.stringify(contract.abiDefinition)}, '${
+          contract.code
+        }');
+        ${contract.className}Instance = new ${contract.className}(web3, '${
+          contract.deployedAddress
+        }');
+        `;
+      });
     });
   });
-  this.registerCustomContractGenerator(contract => {
-    return `
-      generateClass = require('eth-contract-class').default;
-      ${contract.className} = generateClass(${JSON.stringify(contract.abiDefinition)}, '${
-      contract.code
-    }');
-      ${contract.className}Instance = new ${contract.className}(web3, '${
-      contract.deployedAddress
-    }');
-    `;
-  });
 };

package.json

 {
   "name": "eth-contract-class",
-  "version": "0.0.13-beta.1",
+  "version": "0.0.13-beta.2",
   "description": "generate js wrapper class around an ethereum contract",
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