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hardhat-inspect

v0.1.14

Published

Inspect some data of a hardhat project conveniently

Downloads

21

Readme

Hardhat-inspect

A plugin to conveniently inspect some data of a hardhat project

Installation

To install run

pnpm add hardhat-inspect -D

Import the plugin in your hardhat.config.ts:

import "hardhat-inspect";

Or if you are not using TypeScript, in your hardhat.config.js:

require("hardhat-inspect");

Tasks

This plugin creates no additional tasks, only overrides the default compile task to export conveniently some data after compilation.

Environment extensions

Adds a inspect field to hre with type Inspector .

Configuration

This plugin extend hre.config.paths with an optional field data where all data that hardhat-inspect find is saved, by default it use a data directory in the project root.

Usage

To use you can import the data that you need conveniently from the json files in the configured data path or call to await hre.inspect.refresh() and then access all data directly from hre.inspect.{data-of-interest} where {data-of-interest} could be contractNames, errors or events.