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@tokamak-zk-evm/synthesizer-web

v1.0.3

Published

Browser-facing Tokamak zk-EVM synthesizer package with bundled subcircuit library assets.

Readme

Tokamak zk-EVM Synthesizer Web App

@tokamak-zk-evm/synthesizer-web is the browser-facing package for running the Tokamak zk-EVM synthesizer from uploaded files or application-provided payload objects.

Install

npm install @tokamak-zk-evm/synthesizer-web

Runtime Model

  • The published build bundles the subcircuit library JSON and WASM artifacts at build time.
  • Callers only provide the transaction/state/block/code payload.
  • No extra subcircuit fetch or file upload step is required at runtime.

Quick start

import {
  loadSynthesisInputFromFiles,
  saveSynthesisOutputToFiles,
  synthesize,
} from '@tokamak-zk-evm/synthesizer-web';

const payload = await loadSynthesisInputFromFiles({
  previousState,
  transaction,
  blockInfo,
  contractCodes,
});

const output = await synthesize(payload);
saveSynthesisOutputToFiles(output);

Input Shape

synthesize(input) expects one transaction payload with:

  • previousState
  • transaction
  • blockInfo
  • contractCodes

The package also provides:

  • loadSynthesisInputFromFiles(...)
  • loadSynthesisInputFromUrls(...)
  • saveSynthesisOutputToFiles(...)
  • postSynthesisOutput(...)

Notes

  • Build-time dependency metadata is exported as buildMetadata.
  • The same metadata is also written to build-metadata.json in the published package root.
  • buildMetadata.dependencies.subcircuitLibrary.buildVersion and buildMetadata.dependencies.tokamakL2js.buildVersion record the exact versions bundled into the published web package.
  • This package targets browser-style runtimes and ESM consumption.
  • Node CLI usage belongs to @tokamak-zk-evm/synthesizer-node.
  • Workspace overview: ../README.md
  • Workspace changelog: ../CHANGELOG.md