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ethers-typed-contract

v0.0.3

Published

ethers.js Contract with type definitions inferred directly from the ABI.

Downloads

4

Readme

TypedContract

TypedContract - ethers.js Contract with type definitions inferred from the ABI.

npm install ethers-typed-contract
# or
yarn add ethers-typed-contract
import TypedContract from "ethers-typed-contract";

// Get the ABI
const ABI = <const>[
  {
    type: "function",
    name: "transfer",
    stateMutability: "nonpayable",
    inputs: [
      { name: "recipient", type: "address" },
      { name: "amount", type: "uint256" },
    ],
    outputs: [{ name: "", type: "bool" }],
  },
];

// Create a contract instance, providing the `ABI`
const token = new TypedContract(erc20Address, ABI);

// method name, arguments and return types are inferred from the `ABI`
await token.transfer("0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000123", 100);

await token.transfer(1, 2); // compile error: `1` is not assignable to address
await token.unknownMethod(123); // compile error: Property 'unknownMethod' does not exist

Known limitations

  • Solidity structs are not yet supported. TODO

  • Function and events parameters and return names are not preserved (issues and PRs are welcome if you know how to make a named tuple from a mapped object)

  • Fixed-sized arrays must have max of 997 elements for the correct types to be generated

  • It's impossible to use JSON ABI files because typescript does not allow importing JSON files as const. Typescript issue. To work this around:

    1. Rename your .json file to .ts

    2. Insert export default <const> at the beginning of the ABI file, so the abi looks like this:

      export default <const>[
        // ABI
      ];

TODO

  • [ ] Support more data types:
    • [x] all primitive types
    • [ ] struct
    • [x] arrays
  • [ ] Support for contract.interface
  • [x] Support for functions:
    • [x] overloaded functions, e.g., contract['fn()'] and contract['fn(uint256)']
    • [x] methods directly on a contract. E.g., contract.transfer
    • [x] .functions, .callStatic, .estimateGas, and .populateTransaction buckets. E.g., contract.functions.transfer
  • [x] Support for events*:
    • [x] filters
    • [x] queryFilter, on, once, off, listeners, removeListener, removeAllListeners *

* queryFilter, on, once, off, listeners, removeListener, removeAllListeners have full type safety but I couldn't make them match the typechain typings.