A simple in-memory EVM JS emulator.
npm i evm-js-emulator
import { newSession, parseBuffer, toUint, MAX_UINT, isSuccess } from 'evm-js-emulator';
// create a blockchain fork
const session = newSession({
// let's fork Polygon
rpcUrl: 'https://polygon-rpc.com',
// when you're running node, cache RPC results in order to avoid coldstarts
// (this will freeze your runs to the current block, until you delete this folder)
cacheDir: '.evm-cache',
});
// prepare an execution
const executor = await session.prepareCall({
contract: toUint('0x ... write contract address here ...'),
origin: toUint('0x ... write sender address here ...'),
// a buffer which represents calldata
calldata: parseBuffer('0x ... write calldata here ...'),
// tx value
callvalue: U256(0),
// this is not a static call (allow mutations)
static: false,
// force timestamp to a given value (optional)
timestamp: Date.now() / 1000,
// other paramters
gasLimit: MAX_UINT,
gasPrice: U256(0xffff),
retdatasize: 0,
});
// execute !
const result = await executor.execute();
if (isSuccess(result)) {
// do something ...
}
// etc... you can chain multiple executions
- Once you get an executor, before calling
.execute()
, you can log every EVM execution instruction using the helper:
import { watchInstructions } from 'evm-js-emulator/tests/test-utils';
// this will log all instructions down to a depth of 3 subcalls
watchInstructions(executor, 3);
-
You can name contracts or add ABIs to have nicer logs using the
contractsNames
properties ofnewSession({ contractsNames: ...})
(see types). -
Add breakpoints in codegen js files that you will find in you cache directory (subdirectory "contracts")... those are the contracts you are running, compiled to JS.
This is a best-effort reproduction of the EVM.
It has been tested on many contracts, but:
- Gas is almost not implemented (contributions welcome)
- Some opcodes might not be implemented (contributions welcome)
- Behaviours might differ
- Implement missing opcodes
- Implement sourcemaps to be able to step in .sol files