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@layerzerolabs/script-devtools-evm-foundry

v2.0.0

Published

Scripts to help develop LayerZero EVM contracts using foundry

Readme

Installation

$ npm install @layerzerolabs/script-devtools-evm-foundry

Usage

This package not only exports a bunch of scripts for you to use in your foundry projects. But since they compile into your artifacts folder, you can run them from your command line.

forge script SimulateReceive --rpc-url YOUR_DESTINATION_CHAIN_RPC_URL --ffi

Since all the scripts are bundled into LZScripts.s.sol, you can import them in your own scripts like this:

import { LZUtils } from "@layerzerolabs/script-devtools-evm-foundry/scripts/LZScripts.s.sol";

List of scripts

1. SimulateReceive

Simulate receiving a message on an EVM chain - Read more Source code: SimulateReceive.s.sol Shell command:

forge script SimulateReceive --rpc-url $DESTINATION_CHAIN_RPC_URL --ffi

2. GasProfiler

Profile the gas usage of OFT transfers on multiple mainnet networks - Read more Source code: OFTProfilerExample.s.sol Shell command: Not available