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etherlib-generator

v0.3.3

Published

Manage and generate different ethereum library codes from config(ABIs, networks, chains, address)

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etherlib-generator

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Manage and generate different ethereum library codes from config(ABIs, networks, chains, address)

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Features ✨

  • Simplified Contract Interaction - Generate type-safe contract interfaces from ABIs
  • Multi-Library Support - Generate code for Viem, Ethers.js, or Wagmi (with React hooks)
  • Multiple ABI Sources - Resolve ABIs from Hardhat, Foundry, Etherscan, Sourcify, block explorers, or custom fetch
  • Chain Management - Configure and manage multiple blockchain networks
  • Address Management - Organize contract addresses across different chains
  • Plugin System - Source plugins (resolve) + generator plugins (run); mix and match as needed
  • Type Safety - Full TypeScript support for enhanced developer experience

Installation 📦

# npm
pnpm add etherlib-generator

Quick Start 🏁

1. Create Configuration File

Create an etherlib.config.ts file in your project root:

import { defineConfig } from 'etherlib-generator'
import { hardhat, viem } from 'etherlib-generator/plugins'
import { mainnet } from 'viem/chains'

export default defineConfig({
  output: 'src/generated',
  contracts: [
    {
      abi: [/* ... */],
      address: '0x…',
      name: 'MyCoolContract',
    },
    {
      abi: [/* ... */],
      address: {
        1: '0xfoo…',
        5: '0xbar…',
      },
      name: 'MyCoolMultichainContract',
    },
  ],
  plugins: [
    hardhat(),
    viem(),
  ],
  chains: [mainnet],
})

2. Generate Code

Run the following command to generate code based on your configuration:

npx etherlib generate

3. Use Generated Code(viem)

Import and use the generated code in your application:

import { chains, client, connection, getContractCounter } from './src/generated'

// Indicate chain(only query)
connection.connect(chains.ethereum)

// Indicate chain and account(metamask/eip-1193)
connection.connect(chains.ethereum, { type: 'eip-1193', value: window.ethereum })

// Indicate chain and account(provideKey)
connection.connect(chains.ethereum, { type: 'provideKey', value: 'your-private-key' })

const blockNumber = await client.getBlockNumber()

// Use the generated contract functions

// auto find chain address, client
const counter = getContractCounter()
// or manually set the address and client
const counter = getContractCounter({
  address: '0xYourContractAddress',
  client: createPublicClient({/* ... */}), // or { client, wallet }
})

// Call contract functions
const num = await counter.read.x()

connection represents the current session being used. It is connected via the connection.connect() method, specifying the chain and account to be used, which will affect the global usage without the need to manually create client/wallet or pass configuration information when using contracts later.

connection is implemented based on proxy, which is a special object that allows you to dynamically update configurations through proxy at runtime. This allows you to use the same contract instances in different environments without having to recreate them each time.

import { chain, chains, client, getContractCounter } from './src/generated'

// Set up current chain
chain.proxy.update(chains.ethereum)
// Set up your client or wallet
client.proxy.update(createPublicClient({/* your options */}))
wallet.proxy.update(createWalletClient({/* your options */}))

const blockNumber = await client.getBlockNumber()

// Use the generated contract functions

// auto find chain address, client
const counter = getContractCounter()
// or manually set the address and client
const counter = getContractCounter({
  address: '0xYourContractAddress',
  client: createPublicClient({/* ... */}), // or { client, wallet }
})

// Call contract functions
const num = await counter.read.x()
import { client, getContractCounter } from './src/generated'

const counter = getContractCounter()

client.proxy.update(createPublicClient({/* ethereum */}))
const ethereumBlockNumber = await client.getBlockNumber()
counter.read.x() // call ethereum counter contract

client.proxy.update(createPublicClient({/* sepolia */}))
const sepoliaBlockNumber = await client.getBlockNumber()
counter.read.x() // call sepolia counter contract

Updating the chain will help contracts automatically find the correct contract address

import { chain, chains } from './src/generated'

chain.proxy.update(chains.sepolia)

// find chains.sepolia.contracts.Counter.address
const counter = getContractCounter()

Hardhat Network Expansion

Expand the network field by importing etherlib-generator/hardhat-network to reference the chain network in the Hardhat configuration.

/// <reference types="etherlib-generator/hardhat-network" />

import type { HardhatUserConfig } from 'hardhat/config'

const config: HardhatUserConfig = {
  networks: {
    sepolia: {
      type: 'http',
      chainType: 'l1',
      url: 'Your RPC URL',
      chainId: 11155111,
      accounts: [configVariable('SEPOLIA_PRIVATE_KEY')],
      // more options...
      icon: 'https://sepolia.dev/icon.svg',
      name: 'Sepolia',
      testnet: true,
      currency: {
        name: 'Sepolia Ether',
        symbol: 'ETH',
        decimals: 18,
      },
      contracts: {
        USDT: '0x..',
      },
      explorer: {
        name: 'Sepolia Etherscan',
        url: '...',
        api: '...',
      },
    },
  },
}

export default config

Configuration Options 🛠️

Output

Specify where generated code should be saved:

defineConfig({ output: 'dist' })

Contracts

Define contracts with ABI, address and name. Address can be a single string (same on all chains) or an object mapping chain ID to address:

const config = defineConfig({
  contracts: [
    {
      abi: [/* ... */],
      address: '0x…',
      name: 'MyCoolContract',
    },
    {
      abi: [/* ... */],
      address: {
        1: '0xfoo…',
        5: '0xbar…',
      },
      name: 'MyCoolMultichainContract',
    },
  ],
})

Chains

Configure blockchain networks as an array:

import { mainnet, sepolia } from 'viem/chains'

const config = defineConfig({
  chains: [mainnet, sepolia],
})

Plugins

Plugins are split into source plugins (resolve ABIs, addresses, chains) and generator plugins (emit library code). Use one or more source plugins, then one or more generator plugins.

const config = defineConfig({
  // ...
  plugins: [
    // Source: collect from Hardhat / Foundry / Etherscan / Sourcify / block explorer / custom fetch
    hardhat(),
    // foundry(), etherscan({ ... }), sourcify({ ... }), blockExplorer({ ... }), fetch({ ... }),
    // Generators: emit code for viem / ethers / wagmi
    viem(), // or ethers() or wagmi()
  ]
  // ...
})

Source plugins (resolve)

| Plugin | Description | |--------|-------------| | hardhat | Read artifacts, Ignition deployments, and network config from a Hardhat project (artifacts/, ignition/, hardhat.config). | | foundry | Read artifacts and optional broadcast deployments from a Foundry project (out/, optional broadcast/). Supports forge build and exclusions. | | etherscan | Fetch ABIs from Etherscan v2 API by chain and contract addresses. Optional proxy implementation resolution. | | blockExplorer | Fetch ABIs from any block explorer API (custom baseUrl). Use for Routescan, Blockscout, or other explorers. | | sourcify | Fetch ABIs from Sourcify by chain ID and contract addresses. | | fetch | Custom source: you provide request(name, address) and optional parse(response) to load ABIs from any URL or API. |

Generator plugins (run)

| Plugin | Description | |--------|-------------| | viem | Generate viem-style helpers: createGetContract, createReadContract, createWriteContract, createWatchContractEvent, etc., plus connection / chain / client / addresses. | | ethers | Generate ethers.js code (TypeChain-based) and contract factories. | | wagmi | Generate wagmi-style code including React hooks (createUseReadContract, createUseWriteContract, etc.) and shared config. |

Example with multiple sources and one generator:

import { defineConfig } from 'etherlib-generator'
import { blockExplorer, etherscan, fetch, foundry, hardhat, sourcify, viem } from 'etherlib-generator/plugins'
import { mainnet } from 'viem/chains'

export default defineConfig({
  output: 'dist',
  contracts: [/* ... */],
  chains: [mainnet],
  plugins: [
    hardhat(),
    foundry({ project: 'packages/contracts' }),
    // etherscan({ apiKey: process.env.ETHERSCAN_API_KEY!, chainId: 1, contracts: [...] }),
    // sourcify({ chainId: 1, contracts: [...] }),
    // blockExplorer({ baseUrl: 'https://api.etherscan.io', contracts: [...], chainId: 1 }),
    // fetch({ chainId: 1, contracts: { Foo: '0x...' }, request: (name, addr) => ({ url: `.../${addr}` }) }),
    viem(),
  ],
})

CLI Commands 💻

  • etherlib generate: Generate code based on your configuration
  • etherlib --help: Show help information

Learn More 📚

Check out the playground directory for more examples.

License

MIT License © Hairyf