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@bytecodecaller/viem

v1.3.0

Published

### *Simple yet powerful multicall successor*

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Bytecode Caller - viem extension

Simple yet powerful multicall successor

About

Bytecode Caller viem extension provides an easy way to use the Bytecode Caller in your viem client.

For information about the Bytecode Caller itself, please refer to the Bytecode Caller documentation.

Installation

yarn

yarn add @bytecodecaller/viem

npm

npm install @bytecodecaller/viem

Example use

Contract that you want to read:

contract FriendWhoWantsMangoes {
    function askHowManyMangoes() external pure returns(uint256) {
        return 10;
    }
}

contract MangoSeller {
    function askForMangoesPrice(uint256 numberOfMangoes) external pure returns(uint256) {
        return numberOfMangoes * 20;
    }
}

Query contract to use: (No need to deploy this smart contract)

contract MangoPriceReader {
    function estimateExpenses(address friend, address seller) public pure returns (uint256) {
        uint256 mangoesToBuy = FriendWhoWantsMangoes(friend).askHowManyMangoes();
        return MangoSeller(seller).askForMangoesPrice(mangoesToBuy);
    }
}

Extend your viem client

  const client = createPublicClient({
    transport: http('https://mainnet.base.org/'),
  }).extend(callBytecodeExtension)

or if you use more extensions:

  const client = createPublicClient({
    transport: http('https://mainnet.base.org/'),
  }).extend((client) => ({
    otherExtension,
    ...callBytecodeExtension(client),
  }))

Execute the call

  import { bytecode as mangoPriceReaderBytecode, abi as mangoPriceReaderAbi } from 'build/MangoPriceReader.sol/MangoPriceReader.json'

  const friendContractAddress = '0xE930Eb2004e09f6492F49f58A2F35C0B1382c68C'
  const sellerContractAddress = '0x2d5b56ee345698c000061B81755eB5E70eA8DEa1'

  const result = await client.callBytecode({
      bytecode: mangoPriceReaderBytecode,
      abi: mangoPriceReaderAbi,
      method: 'estimateExpenses',
      args: [friendContractAddress, sellerContractAddress],
    })

License

MIT License