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dustn

v1.0.32

Published

Dustin: High Level Smart Contract for TON Chain

Downloads

90

Readme

DUSTN

A high level smart contract language based with solidity-like syntax for TON Chain

Dustn compiles to Func 4x smaller bytecode vs Tact

Join

Why?

  • We want a developer friendly smart contract
  • We want a shorter and optimized code
  • We want a smaller bytecode on compilation
  • We want a language that writes on both func, fift and base64

Initialize Your Project

npx dustn init

Create a Dustin Smart Contract

npx dustn create ContractName

Compiles the contract

npx dustn compile ContractName

Reference

| Data Type | Func Type | |---|---| | address | slice | | cell | cell | | string | cell | | uint256 | int | | uint128 | int | | uint64 | int | | uint32 | int | | uint16 | int | | uint8 | int | | uint1 | int | | bool | int |

Create receiver methods on the fly with operation codes for internal functions

  /// Adds const op::mint = "op::mint"c; in the header
  function mint(address sender, address toAddress, uint256 amount) internal {}

  /// Adds int op::mint() asm "0x12345 PUSHINT";
  function mint_12345(address sender, address toAddress, uint256 amount) internal {}

  Automatically generates the crc32c Method HEX ID
  /// Adds int op::mint() asm "0xe4a55bbc PUSHINT";
  function mint_asm(address sender, address toAddress, uint256 amount) internal {}

Features

  • Dynamically creates save_data and load_data
  • Internal functions as operations
  • Optimized getter functions via external
  • Extract and fill function parameters from message body
  • Instantly generates the opcodes
  • Instantly generates operation via internal functions
  • Ability to reuse internal functions
  • Added support for dictionaries or hashmap

Simple Counter

contract Counter {
  uint32 id;
  uint32 counter;

  function increment_asm(uint32 increasedBy) internal {
    counter += increasedBy;
    id += 1;
  }

  function getCounter() public returns(uint32) {
    return counter;
  }

  function getID() public returns(uint32) {
    return id;
  }
}

To Func

int op::increment() asm "0xe4a55bbc PUSHINT";
       
slice verify_address(slice address) inline {
  throw_unless(136, address.slice_bits() == 267);
  var h = address.preload_uint(11);
  throw_if(137, h == 1279);
  throw_unless(136, h == 1024);
  return address;
}

_ load_data() inline {
  var ds = get_data().begin_parse();
  return (
    ds~load_uint(32),
    ds~load_uint(32)
     
  );
}

() save_data(int $id, int $counter) impure inline {
  set_data(
    begin_cell()
      .store_uint($id, 32)
      .store_uint($counter, 32)
             
      .end_cell()  
  );
}

() internal_increment(int $increasedBy) impure {
  
  (int $id, int $counter) = load_data();
  $counter += $increasedBy;
  $id += 1;
  save_data($id, $counter);
}
    

() recv_internal(int $msgBalance, int $msgValue, cell in_msg_full, slice in_msg_body) impure {
  if (in_msg_body.slice_empty?()) { ;; ignore all empty messages
    return ();
  }

  var cs = in_msg_full.begin_parse();
  var msg_flags = cs~load_uint(4);
  var $bounced = -(msg_flags & 1);
  slice $sender = verify_address(cs~load_msg_addr());

  if ($bounced) {
    return ();
  }

  int $op = in_msg_body~load_uint(32);
  int $queryId = in_msg_body~load_uint(64);
  
  if ($op == op::increment()) {
     
    int $increasedBy = in_msg_body~load_uint(32);
    internal_increment($increasedBy);
    return ();
  }
      
  throw(0xffff);

}

(int) get_counter() method_id {
  
  (_, int $counter) = load_data();
  return $counter;
}

(int) get_id() method_id {
  
  (int $id, _) = load_data();
  return $id;
}

To Base64 Code

te6ccgEBCAEAgAABFP8A9KQT9LzyyAsBAgFiAgMCAs0EBQIBbgYHAFnTYREGOASK3wAOhpgZg42FHImHBpj+mfmMEIclKt3gldSumPmHgCcBhCB/l4QALddqJoaY/pj5gsUADSAIDkZY/lj+T2qkABe1Rz2omhpj+mPmBhAAF7Y//aiaGmP6Y+YGMA==

Bytecode Size: 0.000139 MB

🫰 Handcrafted in ❤️ by Xircus