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@ironblocks/cli

v1.0.15

Published

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Downloads

47

Readme

Description

This CLI tool will help you to interact and easily integrate with our ecosystem.

Compatibility

Solidity versions >= 0.8.

Installation

$ npm install @ironblocks/cli -g

Config

Customize default config by adding a .ib.cli.js file at the working directory from which you use the tool.

module.exports = {
    fw: {
        integ: {
            include: [],
            exclude: ['examples', 'more-examples/**/*.sol'],
            overrideDefaults: false
        }
    }
};

| options | type | required | description | defaults | | ------------------------- | -------- | -------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------- | | fw.integ.include | string[] | false | allow list of solidity contract files and directories to consider when integrating with the firewall | - | | fw.integ.exclude | string[] | false | ignore list of solidity contract files and directories to exclude when integrating with the firewall | ["**/node_modules/*"] | | fw.integ.overrideDefaults | boolean | false | whether to ignore the default firewall integration exclude list | false |

Commands

Usage Example

# List available commands
$ ib --help

Firewall Integration

| options | type | required | description | | ------------------ | ------ | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | -f --file | string | false | path to a solidity file to integrate with the firewall | | -d --dir | string | false | path to directory containing solidity files to integrate with the firewall (non recursive) | | -r --rec | flag | false | special flag for the "-d" option, indicating whether should visit subdirectories or not | | -v --verbose | flag | false | execute the command in "verbose" mode printing additional details along the execution | | -i --internal | flag | false | whether to add firewall protection for "internal" functions | | -m --modifiers | string | false | set advanced modifiers. options |

Advanced Modifiers

  • invariantProtected - For applying the subscribed invariant policy.

Usage Example

# Integrating a specific file with the firewall
$ ib fw integ -f /path/to/file.sol

# Integrating all files in a directory
$ ib fw integ -d /path/to/contracts

# Integrating all files in a directory and its subdirectories
$ ib fw integ -d /path/to/contracts -r

# Integrate internal functions as well
$ ib fw integ -d /path/to/contracts -i

# Integrate internal functions and use the "invariantProtected" modifier where possible
$ ib fw integ -d /path/to/contracts -i -m invariantProtected

License

Ironblocks Firewall Contracts are released under the MIT License.