ethernautdao / evm-runners-levels

evm-runners-levels

Foundry repository for evm-runners.

Implemented levels

1. Average
2. Fibonacci Hash
3. Fibonacci
4. Prime
5. ArraySort

Usage

Getting started

To install the levels with the evm-runners cli, run

evmr init

To begin solving a level, run evmr start and select the level you want to solve. To validate your solution, run evmr validate <level>.

Alternatively

You can also install the levels manually by cloning this repository and copying the level template you want to solve from template/ to src/. Then run forge test to run the tests.

Submitting a solution

You can submit a solution with evmr submit <level>, or alternatively by submitting the solution bytecode on the evm-runners website.

Contributing

Feel free to contribute! In case you want to add a new level, keep the following in mind:

1. evm-runners should be a gradual introduction to the EVM, so introduce one concept at a time
2. The level should make sense and be useful in some context
3. Not a CTF: There should be several ways to solve the level. The task is to find the most efficient solution (regarding gas or codesize)

The PR should include

1. An interface file in src/interfaces/
2. A template file for Solidity, Vyper and Huff in templates/
3. A test file in test/

The test file consists of the base test (which includes the actual tests and accepts a bytecode env variable as input) and the language specific test contracts, which inherit from the base test and override the deploy function. The CLI will always run the base test file, the language specific test contracts only exist to give the user the option to run the tests with forge test.

When adding a new level make sure to follow the naming convention below and place the files in the correct directories. evm-runners start will later copy the example template file from template/<level> to src/<level>.

Naming convention

The test contracts are named in the following way:

1. Base test: <Level>TestBase
2. Solidity test: <Level>TestSol
3. Vyper test: <Level>TestVyper
4. Huff test: <Level>TestHuff

e.g. the test contracts for level Average are named AverageTestBase, AverageTestSol, AverageTestVyper, AverageTestHuff.

The filename of the template src file is composed of

1. The identifier, e.g. S01E01 or S01E02
2. Dash
3. The name of the level

e.g. S01E03-Fibonacci.sol

levels.toml

Add your level info to the levels.toml file. See the example below.

[[levels]]
id = "1"
file = "S01E01-Average"
contract = "Average"
type = "unsigned math"
description = """
  Write a function to find the average of two unsigned integers.
  Further reading: https://bit.ly/4842Lrq

  average(1,1) == 1
  average(1,2) == 1
  average(2,1) == 1
  average(0,4) == 2"""

• id is the ID of the level, e.g. 3 for S01E01
• file is the filename of the template file
• contract is the name of the contract (i.e. the level name)
• type is the type of the level, e.g. loops, math, etc.
• description is the description of the level