js-revm

Super fast JS bindings to revm

What

Use the EVM implemented in Rust in your JS projects by simply installing an npm module

• Extremely simple to use
• Extremely fast

Tooling

This project uses neon as a core dependency

Usage

Install the npm pacakge (version should be >= 0.1.2)

npm i js-revm

Example Usage

*You can find more examples under the examples folder.

const Revm = require("js-revm");

function main() {
  const evm = new Revm(); // defaults to latest
  const addr = "0xf39Fd6e51aad88F6F4ce6aB8827279cffFb92266";

  // get new balance.
  const bal = evm.getBalance(addr);
  console.log("bal ->", bal);

  // set balance.
  evm.setBalance(addr, 1e18);
  console.log("new bal ->", evm.getBalance(addr));

  // tx.
  const from = addr;
  const to = "0x70997970C51812dc3A010C7d01b50e0d17dc79C8";
  console.log("balance to before ->", evm.getBalance(to));
  const gasLimit = 21000;
  const gasPrice = 0;
  const value = 1111;
  const txData = "";

  const txOpts = {
    from,
    to,
    value,
    gasLimit,
    gasPrice,
    txData,
  };

  // execute the tx and commit it.
  const result = evm.callCommit(txOpts);
  console.log(result);

  console.log("balance post tx ->", evm.getBalance(to));
}

main();

API

For now, JS-REVM comes with 4 public functions

1. getBalance(addr)

Returns the balance of the address

2. setBalance(address, amount)

Sets a new balance to the address, amount in WEI

3. callCommit(txOpts)

Executes a transaction and commits it to the memory db created by default.

txOpts:

• from: The address executing the transaction (defaults to address(0))
• to: The destination address (empty for contract creation)
• value: Amount in WEI (defaults to 0)
• txData: Transaction data or bytecode for contract creation
• gasLimit: Gas limit for the executing transaction (defaults to 30_000_000)
• gasPrice: Gas price for the transaction (defaults to 0)

Result

The tx returns an object with some key properties depending on the transaction (contract_created for new contract creation, error reason if reverted, etc.)

4. callNoCommit(txOpts)

Same as callCommit but it executes the transaction without committing it to the db

Config

The EVM can be configured to any desired version, it defaults to the latest.

Example

function main() {
  const config = {
    specId: "London",
  };

  const evm = new Revm(config);
}

Benchmark