TevmActions

TevmActions: object

Provides powerful actions for interacting with the EVM using the TEVM API. These actions allow for low-level access to the EVM, managing accounts, deploying contracts, and more.

Type declaration

tevm

tevm: TevmNode & Eip1193RequestProvider

Low level access to TEVM can be accessed via tevm. These APIs are not guaranteed to be stable.

See

TevmNode

Example

import { createMemoryClient } from 'tevm'

const memoryClient = createMemoryClient()

// low level access to the TEVM VM, blockchain, EVM, stateManager, mempool, receiptsManager and more are available
const vm = await memoryClient.tevm.getVm()
vm.runBlock(...)
const { blockchain, evm, stateManager } = vm
blockchain.addBlock(...)
evm.runCall(...)
stateManager.putAccount(...)

const mempool = await memoryClient.tevm.getTxPool()
const receiptsManager = await memoryClient.tevm.getReceiptsManager()

tevmCall

tevmCall: TevmActionsApi["call"]

A powerful low level API for executing calls and sending transactions. See CallParams for options reference. See CallResult for return values reference. Remember, you must set createTransaction: true to send a transaction. Otherwise, it will be a call. You must also mine the transaction before it updates the canonical head state. This can be avoided by setting mining mode to auto when using createMemoryClient.

Example

import { createMemoryClient } from 'tevm'
import { ERC20 } from 'tevm/contract'

const client = createMemoryClient()

const token = ERC20.withAddress(`0x${'0721'.repeat(10)}`)

await client.setAccount(token)

const balance = await client.tevmCall({
  to: token.address,
  data: encodeFunctionData(token.read.balanceOf, [token.address]),
})

In addition to making basic calls, you can also do advanced things like:

• Impersonate accounts via passing in from, caller, or origin
• Set the call depth via depth
• Create a trace or access list using createTrace: true or createAccessList: true
• Send as a transaction with createTransaction: true For all options see CallParams

tevmContract

tevmContract: TevmActionsApi["contract"]

A powerful low level API for calling contracts. Similar to tevmCall but takes care of encoding and decoding data, revert messages, etc. See ContractParams for options reference. See ContractResult for return values reference. Remember, you must set createTransaction: true to send a transaction. Otherwise, it will be a call. You must also mine the transaction before it updates the canonical head state. This can be avoided by setting mining mode to auto when using createMemoryClient.

Example

import { createMemoryClient } from 'tevm'
import { ERC20 } from './MyERC721.sol'

const client = createMemoryClient()
const token = ERC20.withAddress(`0x${'0721'.repeat(10)}`)
await client.setAccount(token)
const balance = await client.tevmContract({
  contract: token,
  method: token.read.balanceOf,
  args: [token.address],
})

In addition to making basic calls, you can also do advanced things like:

• Impersonate accounts via passing in from, caller, or origin
• Set the call depth via depth
• Create a trace or access list using createTrace: true or createAccessList: true
• Send as a transaction with createTransaction: true For all options see ContractParams

tevmDeploy

tevmDeploy: TevmActionsApi["deploy"]

Deploys a contract to the EVM with encoded constructor arguments. Extends tevmCall so it supports all advanced options.

See

• DeployParams for options reference.
• DeployResult for return values reference. Remember, you must set createTransaction: true to send a transaction. Otherwise, it will be a call. You must also mine the transaction before it updates the canonical head state. This can be avoided by setting mining mode to auto when using createMemoryClient.

Example

import { createMemoryClient } from 'tevm'
import { ERC20 } from './MyERC721.sol'

const client = createMemoryClient()
const token = ERC20.withAddress(`0x${'0721'.repeat(10)}`)

const deploymentResult = await client.tevmDeploy({
  abi: token.abi,
  bytecode: token.bytecode,
  args: ['TokenName', 18, 'SYMBOL'],
})

console.log(deploymentResult.createdAddress)

tevmDumpState

tevmDumpState: TevmActionsApi["dumpState"]

Dumps a JSON serializable state from the EVM. This can be useful for persisting and restoring state between processes.

Example

import { createMemoryClient } from 'tevm'
import fs from 'fs'
const client = createMemoryClient()
const state = await client.tevmDumpState()
fs.writeFileSync('state.json', JSON.stringify(state))

tevmGetAccount

tevmGetAccount: TevmActionsApi["getAccount"]

Gets the account state of an account. It does not return the storage state by default but can if returnStorage is set to true. In forked mode, the storage is only the storage TEVM has cached and may not represent all the on-chain storage.

See

• GetAccountParams for options reference.
• GetAccountResult for return values reference.

Example

import { createMemoryClient } from 'tevm'

const client = createMemoryClient()

const account = await client.tevmGetAccount({
  address: `0x${'0000'.repeat(10)}`,
  returnStorage: true,
})

tevmLoadState

tevmLoadState: TevmActionsApi["loadState"]

Loads a JSON serializable state into the EVM. This can be useful for persisting and restoring state between processes.

Example

import { createMemoryClient } from 'tevm'
import fs from 'fs'

const client = createMemoryClient()

const state = fs.readFileSync('state.json', 'utf8')

await client.tevmLoadState(state)

tevmMine

tevmMine: TevmActionsApi["mine"]

Mines a new block with all pending transactions. In manual mode you must call this manually before the canonical head state is updated.

Example

import { createMemoryClient } from 'tevm'

const client = createMemoryClient()

await client.tevmMine()

tevmReady()

tevmReady: () => Promise<true>

Returns a promise that resolves when the TEVM is ready. This is not needed to explicitly be called as all actions will wait for the TEVM to be ready.

Returns

Promise<true>

Example

import { createMemoryClient } from 'tevm'

const client = createMemoryClient()

await client.tevmReady()

Same as calling client.tevm.ready()

tevmSetAccount

tevmSetAccount: TevmActionsApi["setAccount"]

Sets any property of an account including its balance, nonce, contract deployedBytecode, contract state, and more.

See

• SetAccountParams for options reference.
• SetAccountResult for return values reference.

Example

import { createMemoryClient, numberToHex } from 'tevm'
import { SimpleContract } from 'tevm/contract'

const client = createMemoryClient()

await client.tevmSetAccount({
  address: `0x${'0123'.repeat(10)}`,
  balance: 100n,
  nonce: 1n,
  deployedBytecode: SimpleContract.deployedBytecode,
  state: {
    [`0x${'0'.repeat(64)}`]: numberToHex(420n),
  }
})

See

• Actions Guide
• Viem Actions API

Defined in

packages/memory-client/src/TevmActions.ts:11