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The Eris Compilers Service is a helper tool to help in grabbing necessary data such as binaries and ABIs from your preferred language for smart contracts in a simple manner. Currently that language is Solidity, but the service is easily extensible to other languages in the future.
A web server and client for compiling smart contract languages.
Features:
- compiles Solidity
- returns smart contract abis and binaries
- handles included files recursively with regex matching
- client side and server side caching
- configuration file with per-language options
- easily extensible to new languages
Monax Industries' own public facing compiler server (at https://compilers.monax.io) is hardcoded into the source, so you can start compiling smart contract language right out of the box with no extra tools required.
eris-compilers is intended to run as a service in a docker container via eris-cli. The server can be started with: eris services start compilers.
- Install go
go get github.com/eris-ltd/eris-compilers/cmd/eris-compilers- (Optional) Install Solidity
import (
client "github.com/eris-ltd/eris-compilers/network"
)
url := "https://compilers.monax.io:9099/compile"
filename := "maSolcFile.sol"
optimize := true
librariesString := "maLibrariez:0x1234567890"
output, err := client.BeginCompile(url, filename, optimize, librariesString)
contractName := output.Objects[0].Objectname // contract C would give you C here
binary := output.Objects[0].Bytecode // gives you the binary
abi := output.Objects[0].ABI // gives you the ABI
eris-compilers compile test.sol
Will by default compile directly using the monax servers. You can configure this to call a different server by checking out the --help option.
Make sure you have the appropriate compiler installed and configured (you may need to adjust the cmd field in the config file)
eris-compilers compile --local test.sol
eris-compilers server --no-ssl
will run a simple http server. For encryption, pass in a key with the --key flag, or a certificate with the --cert flag and drop the --no-ssl.
Run eris-compilers server --help or eris-compilers compile --help for more info, or come talk to us on Slack.
If you are working on a language, and would like to have it supported, please create an issue!
See the eris platform contributing file here.