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feat: VVM injection, internal functions and variables #294
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depends on vyperlang/vvm#21
I'm waiting for vyperlang/vvm#21 and vyperlang/vvm#23 before finishing this PR |
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result = vvm.compile_source( | ||
self.source_code, vyper_version=self.vyper_version, output_format="metadata" |
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why don't we just get metadata to begin with (when generating VVMDeployer)?
also, note that metadata isn't available in all versions of vyper, and it is not guaranteed to be stable between releases. but this probably works for recent vyper versions (0.3.7-0.3.10)
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For what it's worth I would have no objection to restricting the scope of the VVM functionalities to 0.3.7+
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why don't we just get metadata to begin with (when generating VVMDeployer)?
Can we do that without calling the compiler twice? I implemented it here so it's only done when necessary (note the cached_property
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also, note that metadata isn't available in all versions of Vyper
We'll show the error from the compiler, so it should be clear when not supported
not guaranteed to be stable between releases
If you way to get info about private functions that's stable please let me know
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why don't we just get metadata to begin with (when generating VVMDeployer)?
Can we do that without calling the compiler twice? I implemented it here so it's only done when necessary (note the
cached_property
)
ah, maybe we should have added the option for multiple output formats in vvm
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That doesn't work with combined_json
anyway
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yea, we should probably add "stabilize" metadata (which, i think we have mostly stopped making changes to it) and add to combined_json output.
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sounds like a good idea, however that won't work for old vyper versions
self.contract = contract | ||
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def get(self, *args): | ||
return self.__call__(*args) |
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this doesn't really work the same way as VyperContract.get()
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please explain
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in vyper_contract.StorageVar.get()
, it takes no arguments, and instead iterates over touched storage slots to reconstruct a dict. the way it's done here, it exposes a getter which the user needs to provide arguments to
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i am mildly ok with not requiring the API to be the same, but in that case we should probably call it something else, like get_value_at()
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Ah OK, I thought that's how that worked, I might have mixed it up when implementing zksync plugin.
I don't think we can get all the key values via the ABI
What I did
inject_function
,internal
and_storage
contract methods for any contract compiled via the VVMHow I did it
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