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evmcrispr

v0.11.0

Published

EVMcrispr command line: validate, simulate and share EVML scripts for batching EVM transactions

Downloads

132

Readme

evmcrispr

EVMcrispr is still in active development and its API might change until it reaches 1.0.

The EVMcrispr command line. EVMcrispr runs EVML scripts — a DSL for encoding batches of on-chain actions (contract calls, DAO operations, token transfers, deployments) that can be simulated on a fork before being executed.

For the full experience — editor with autocompletion, wallet execution, sharing — use the terminal at evmcrispr.com.

Usage

bunx evmcrispr <command>   # or: npm i -g evmcrispr
Commands:
  simulate <file>                        Simulate an EVML script
  validate <file>                        Validate an EVML script (offline, no RPC)
  create-link <title> <file> [base-url]  Pin script to IPFS and print a shareable link

Options:
  --experimental             Enable experimental modules, commands and helpers

Pass - as the file to read from stdin.

$ cat > donate.evml <<'EOF'
switch gnosis
load giveth
giveth:donate 10e18 @token(XDAI) to evmcrispr
EOF

$ evmcrispr simulate donate.evml

validate prints JSON diagnostics and exits non-zero on errors, which makes it easy to wire into CI or editor tooling:

$ echo "exec @token(DAI) transfer(address,uint256) vitalik.eth 1e18" | evmcrispr validate -

Environment

| Variable | Purpose | | --- | --- | | VITE_DRPC_API_KEY | DRPC API key for RPC access | | VITE_PINATA_JWT | Pinata JWT for IPFS pinning (create-link) | | VITE_ETHERSCAN_API_KEY | Etherscan V2 API key for verified-contract metadata | | VITE_PUBLIC_EXPERIMENTAL | Enable experimental features (same as --experimental) | | EVMCRISPR_DEFAULT_CHAIN_ID | Default chain ID (default: 1) | | EVMCRISPR_RPC_URL | Global RPC URL override | | EVMCRISPR_RPC_URL_<ID> | Per-chain RPC URL override |

Embedding

To run EVML from your own code, use @evmcrispr/core directly instead of shelling out to the CLI.

Contributing

We welcome community contributions!

Please check out our open Issues to get started.