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poseidon-solidity

v0.0.5

Published

Poseidon hash function implemented in Solidity

Downloads

1,155

Readme

poseidon-solidity CircleCI

Poseidon implementation in Solidity over alt_bn128 (aka BN254).

This implementation has not been audited.

Benchmark

T2 hash
  - poseidon-solidity: 13,488 gas
  - circomlibjs: 19,395 gas
  - address: 0x22233340039aAB0C858bc6086f508d9A4f2fA4db

T3 hash
  - poseidon-solidity: 21,124 gas
  - circomlibjs: 32,173 gas
  - address: 0x3333333C0A88F9BE4fd23ed0536F9B6c427e3B93

T4 hash
  - poseidon-solidity: 37,617 gas
  - circomlibjs: 48,267 gas
  - address: 0x4443338EF595F44e0121df4C21102677B142ECF0

T5 hash
  - poseidon-solidity: 54,326 gas
  - circomlibjs: 73,307 gas
  - address: 0x555333f3f677Ca3930Bf7c56ffc75144c51D9767

T6 hash
  - poseidon-solidity: 74,039 gas
  - circomlibjs: 100,197 gas
  - address: 0x666333F371685334CdD69bdDdaFBABc87CE7c7Db

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Deploy cost (T3)
  - poseidon-solidity: 5,129,638 gas
  - circomlibjs: 2,156,516 gas

Use

npm i poseidon-solidity
import "poseidon-solidity/PoseidonT3.sol";

contract Example {

  function combine(uint input0, uint input1) public {
    uint out = PoseidonT3.hash([input0, input1]);
  }

}

Deploy

This package includes config info for deploying with a deterministic proxy. The proxy itself is deployed using Nick's method with a pre-signed transaction from a keyless address. The poseidon contracts are deployed through this proxy to get the same address in any evm.

To deploy in a hardhat/ethers type environment:

const { proxy, PoseidonT3 } = require('poseidon-solidity')

const [sender] = await ethers.getSigners()

// First check if the proxy exists
if (await ethers.provider.getCode(proxy.address) === '0x') {
  // fund the keyless account
  await sender.sendTransaction({
    to: proxy.from,
    value: proxy.gas,
  })

  // then send the presigned transaction deploying the proxy
  await ethers.provider.sendTransaction(proxy.tx)
}

// Then deploy the hasher, if needed
if (await ethers.provider.getCode(PoseidonT3.address) === '0x') {
  await send.sendTransaction({
    to: proxy.address,
    data: PoseidonT3.data
  })
}

console.log(`PoseidonT3 deployed to: ${PoseidonT3.address}`)

Testing

npm install
npm test