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sun-mud

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MUD is the fabric of autonomous worlds

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MUD

MUD is a framework for complex Ethereum applications.

It adds some conventions for organizing data and logic and abstracts away low-level complexities so you can focus on the features of your app.

It standardizes the way data is stored on-chain. With this standard data model, MUD can provide all network code to synchronize contract and client state. This includes synchronizing state directly from an RPC node or a general-purpose MUD indexer.

MUD is MIT-licensed, open source and free to use.

Features

MUD features

Today

  • State synchronization between contracts and clients without custom networking code
  • General purpose indexers (without custom indexing code)
  • Seamless contract upgrades (+ automatic contract upgrades during development)
  • Shared contract state
  • Optimistic updates
  • Automatic type generation for contracts and systems
  • Query language to interact with contract state
  • Data explorer to inspect and modify contract and local state
  • Bitpacking utilities

Soon

  • Local simulation of transactions (including optimistic state)
  • Built-in support for account abstraction
  • Contract package manager

Quickstart

pnpm create mud@canary my-project

More more information on how to get started, have a look at the MUD documentation.

Talks

Packages

MUD consists of several libraries. They can be used independently, but are best used together.

| Package | Version | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | @latticexyz/recs TypeScript Reactive Entity Component System library | npm version | | @latticexyz/services Go services for indexer, faucet, message relay | npm version | | @latticexyz/cli Command line interface for types, testing, faucet, deployment and more | npm version | | @latticexyz/noise Solidity and AssemblyScript implementations of Perlin noise | npm version |

Contribute

We'd love your support in improving MUD! This monorepo includes all of MUD's source code, and pull requests are always welcome. To discuss new features or changes join our Discord.

Local development setup

!!! The following steps are only necessary if you want to contribute to MUD. To use MUD in your project, install the packages from npm or set up a new project with the MUD cli. !!!

  1. Install go (required to build packages/services): https://go.dev/doc/install

  2. Install protobuf (required to build packages/services): https://grpc.io/docs/protoc-installation/

  3. Install the foundry toolkit (required to build and test MUD solidity packages): https://getfoundry.sh/

  4. Install pnpm

npm install pnpm --global
  1. Clone the MUD monorepo
git clone https://github.com/latticexyz/mud
  1. Install MUD dependencies and setup local environment
cd mud && pnpm install

Pull requests

MUD follows the conventional commit specification for commit messages and PR titles. Please keep the scope of your PR small (rather open multiple small PRs than one huge PR) and follow the conventional commit spec.

Community support

Join our Discord to get support and connect with the community!

License

MUD is open-source software licensed as MIT.