hardhat-gas-reporter
eth-gas-reporter plugin for hardhat.
What
A Mocha reporter for Ethereum test suites:
- Gas usage per unit test.
- Metrics for method calls and deployments.
- National currency costs of deploying and using your contract system.
- CI integration with codechecksbeta
Example report
Installation
npm install hardhat-gas-reporter --save-dev
And add the following to your hardhat.config.js
:
require("hardhat-gas-reporter");
Or, if you are using TypeScript, add this to your hardhat.config.ts:
import "hardhat-gas-reporter"
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Configuration
Configuration is optional.
module.exports = {
gasReporter: {
currency: 'CHF',
gasPrice: 21
}
}
:bulb: Pro Tip
The options include an enabled
key that lets you toggle gas reporting on and off using shell
environment variables. When enabled
is false, mocha's (faster) default spec reporter is used.
Example:
module.exports = {
gasReporter: {
enabled: (process.env.REPORT_GAS) ? true : false
}
}
Usage
This plugin overrides the built-in test
task. Gas reports are generated by default with:
npx hardhat test
Continuous Integration
This reporter comes with a codechecks CI integration that
displays a pull request's gas consumption changes relative to its target branch in the Github UI.
It's like coveralls for gas. The codechecks service is free for open source and maintained by MakerDao engineer @krzkaczor.
Complete set-up guide here (it's easy).
Options
:warning: CoinMarketCap API change :warning:
Beginning March 2020, CoinMarketCap requires an API key to access currency market
price data. The reporter uses an unprotected free tier key by default (10k reqs/mo). You can get
your own API key [here][55] and set it with the coinmarketcap
option.
Option | Type | Default | Description |
---|
enabled | Boolean | true | Always generate gas reports when running the hardhat test command. |
currency | String | 'EUR' | National currency to represent gas costs in. Exchange rates loaded at runtime from the coinmarketcap api. Available currency codes can be found here. |
coinmarketcap | String | (unprotected API key) | [API key][55] to use when fetching current market price data. (Use this if you stop seeing price data) |
gasPrice | Number | (varies) | Denominated in gwei . Default is loaded at runtime from the eth gas station api |
outputFile | String | stdout | File path to write report output to |
noColors | Boolean | false | Suppress report color. Useful if you are printing to file b/c terminal colorization corrupts the text. |
onlyCalledMethods | Boolean | true | Omit methods that are never called from report. |
rst | Boolean | false | Output with a reStructured text code-block directive. Useful if you want to include report in RTD |
rstTitle | String | "" | Title for reStructured text header (See Travis for example output) |
showTimeSpent | Boolean | false | Show the amount of time spent as well as the gas consumed |
excludeContracts | String[] | [] | Contract names to exclude from report. Ex: ['Migrations'] |
src | String | "contracts" | Folder in root directory to begin search for .sol files. This can also be a path to a subfolder relative to the root, e.g. "planets/annares/contracts" |
url | String | http://localhost:8545 (or network value) | RPC client url |
proxyResolver | Function | none | Custom method to resolve identity of methods managed by a proxy contract. |
showMethodSig | Boolean | false | Display complete method signatures. Useful when you have overloaded methods you can't tell apart. |
maxMethodDiff | Number | undefined | Codechecks failure threshold, triggered when the % diff for any method is greater than number (integer) |
maxDeploymentDiff | Number | undefined | Codechecks failure threshold, triggered when the % diff for any deployment is greater than number (integer) |
remoteContracts | RemoteContract[] | [] | Contracts |
pre-deployed to a (forked) network the reporter should collect gas usage data for. (See [RemoteContract type][44]) | | | |
[44]:
[55]: https://coinmarketcap.com/api/pricing/
Documentation
Other useful documentation can be found at eth-gas-reporter