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tevm-run

A very thin bun run wrapper that loads the tevm bundler.

Requirements

tevm-run requires only a bun installation

Usage

To use create a script in js or ts and run bunx tevm-run

Terminal window
bunx tevm-run ./path/to/my/script.js

Features

  • Requires no configs to use
  • Automatically loads tevm compiler
  • Supports tevm.config.json and remappings.txt in cwd
  • autoinstalls any node modules in the script
  • Works on both ts and js files

Example

  • Important network imports are still under development and should be available next release.

We can very quickly create a script using tevm bundler to import solidity or network scripts

// The tevm compiler is enabled for solidity imports
import { MyContract } from "./MyContract.sol";
// In upcoming release it will support network imports too
import PunkContract from "eth://1:0xb47e3cd837ddf8e4c57f05d70ab865de6e193bbb";
// You can pass in custom rpc url in network imports. Otherwise it uses public endpoint.
// tip: anvil and hardhat are supported with regard to chainId thus are not necessary if using default ports
import LocalContract from "eth://900:0xb47e3cd837ddf8e4c57f05d70ab865de6e193bbb?rpcurl=http://localhost:5432";
// npm libraries are autoinstalled by bun if they are not detected already
import { createMemoryClient, http } from "tevm";


createMemoryClient({
  fork: { transport: http("http://localhost:5432") },
}).readContract(LocalContract.balanceOf(`0x${"00".repeat(20)}`));

To run our script we just use bunx

bunx tevm-run ./script.ts

tevm-gen

Uses the tevm compiler to generate .d.ts and .mjs files.

Requirements

Requires either tevm or @tevm/ts-plugin to be installed either in node_modules or globally.

Usage

npx tevm-gen . ./contracts/MyContract.sol

Features

  • tevm-gen is pretty minimal with regard to features and meant to just be used as a simple tool to generate ts from solidity.
  • For advanced use cases it’s recomdended to use the @tevm/bundler package or utilize the generated files in the .tevm cache for any repo set up with the tevm compiler.