Weiroll is a flexible execution system designed to enable trust-minimized and gas-efficient scripting on Ethereum. This repository builds upon the original concept of weiroll with a simple self-contained deployment.
This repository owes its origins to the pioneering work done by the original weiroll project.
In addition, we also acknowledge the innovative team behind Enso Finance's fork of weiroll.
Detailed documentation on the Weiroll project can be found in the aforementioned repositories.
Even though the deterministic deployment is used, on the latest foundry versions, different addresses are generated. It is required to use the following foundry toolchain version:
foundryup -C cb9dfae298fe0b5a5cdef2536955f50b8c7f0bf5forge buildforge testforge fmtexport ETHERSCAN_API_KEY='your API key here' # required only for etherscan based explorers
export PK='the private key of the deployer'
export ETH_RPC_URL='https://rpc.node.url.here.example.com'forge script 'script/DeployableVM.s.sol:DeployableVMScript' -vvvv --rpc-url "$ETH_RPC_URL" --private-key "$PK"All contracts in this repo can be deployed and verified on the block explorer as follows:
forge script 'script/DeployableVM.s.sol:DeployableVMScript' -vvvv --rpc-url "$ETH_RPC_URL" --private-key "$PK" --verify --broadcastAfter successfully deploying the contracts, a deployment file is automatically generated in the ./broadcast/DeployableVM.s.sol directory under the relevant chain subdirectory. Make sure to commit this file to the repository.
The file networks.json lists all official deployments of the contracts in this repository by chain id.
The deployment address file is generated with:
bash dev/generate-networks-file.sh > networks.json