Terminal GUI for compiling (Solidity and Vyper) smart contracts.
pipx install snekosneko - to view default contractssneko <path> - to display an arbitrary directoryrye synctextual console in one panetextual run src/sneko/__init__.py --dev in another panerye run sneko <path>sneko started from a desire to "dogfood" EF Python tools (e.g., web3.py) in order to identify pain points and opportunities for improvement. Currently viewed as an experimental prototype editor - the sort of thing that will help you get off and running more quickly at a hackathon or illustrate a concept within a workshop. The aim is to grow sneko to include a well-rounded baseline of contracts and inspection tools for educational and prototyping purposes - not to be a production deployment environment.
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Terminal GUI for Ethereum smart contracts
We found that sneko demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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