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- apps/tevm/src/content/docs/guides/quick-start.md (11 hunks)
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apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/logs.md (1)
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logs.mdprovides a type declaration for a generic log information object. The link to the definition is correctly pointing to the source code in the repository, which is good for maintainability and traceability.apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/block.md (1)
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block.mdcorrectly documents theBlocktype with a comprehensive table of properties and their types, including optional properties. The link to the definition in the source code is provided, which is a good practice.apps/tevm/src/content/docs/guides/tutorial.md (4)
- 2-3: The title and description of the tutorial have been updated to reflect the new content focus, which is now an "Advanced tutorial" rather than an "Example Guide". This change aligns with the PR's objective to enhance documentation.
- 6-14: The introduction section sets the stage for the advanced tutorial, providing context and recommending prerequisites. This is a good practice for guiding the user through the learning process.
- 16-34: The setup instructions are clear and concise, providing step-by-step guidance for the user. The inclusion of code snippets helps users understand exactly what commands to run and what code to write.
- 45-51: The placeholder for the tic tac toe contract is present, but the actual contract code is not included. This might be intentional, but it's worth verifying if the contract code should be part of the tutorial.
apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/introduction.md (4)
- 1-22: The introduction to the Tevm API is well-structured, providing an overview of the key concepts and functionalities. The example code snippet is a good addition for users to understand how to create an instance of Tevm.
- 24-42: The explanation of Procedures and Actions within the Tevm API is clear and informative. The code snippets provided are helpful for users to understand how to interact with the API.
- 45-75: The section on Actions provides a good explanation of their purpose and usage within the Tevm system. The example code snippet demonstrates how to use an action to modify an account, which is practical and useful.
- 77-94: The section on Action creators is informative, explaining how they enhance maintainability and provide a streamlined way of executing contract and script actions. The example code snippet is a good demonstration of their usage.
apps/tevm/src/content/docs/guides/why.md (4)
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why.mdprovides a rationale for the existence of Tevm imports and the problems they solve. The comparison to bundlers in JavaScript is apt and helps users understand the value proposition of Tevm.- 24-27: The explanation of how Tevm simplifies the developer experience by integrating configuration into the build tooling is clear and highlights the benefits of using Tevm.
- 29-43: The section on language server support addresses common problems developers face and how Tevm solves them. This is valuable information that can help users understand the practical benefits of Tevm in their workflow.
- 45-51: The discussion on the modular design of Tevm and its interoperability with other tooling is informative. It positions Tevm as a versatile tool that can fit into various development workflows.
apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/account.md (1)
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account.mdprovides type declarations and handler definitions for account-related procedures in Tevm. The links to the source code are included, which is good for maintainability.apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/script.md (1)
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script.mddocuments theScriptErrortype and provides an example of handling errors. The link to the source code is correctly included.apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/contract.md (1)
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contract.mddocuments theContractErrortype and provides an example of handling errors. The link to the source code is correctly included.apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/tevm.md (2)
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tevm.mdprovides a comprehensive overview of theTevmtype, including its properties and methods. The example code snippet is practical and demonstrates how to create and use a Tevm instance.- 90-120: The type declaration for
Tevmis detailed, listing all the handlers and their respective links to the documentation. The implementation details are also provided, which is good for understanding howTevmis structured.apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/call.md (1)
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call.mddocuments theBaseCallErrortype and provides a comprehensive list of errors that can be returned by call-based procedures. The link to the source code is correctly included.apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/createTevm.md (11)
- 4-4: The description of TEVM is clear and concise.
- 6-8: The type alias
Tevmis well-documented, explaining therequestmethod andactionsAPI.- 10-24: The type declaration table is well-structured and provides direct links to the type definitions.
- 26-28: The links to the definition and implementation of
Tevmare helpful for maintainability and understanding the codebase.- 39-41: The
TevmEVMErrorMessagetype alias is comprehensive and covers a wide range of EVM errors.- 49-53: The
TevmJsonRpcRequesttype alias is correctly defined and encompasses various JSON-RPC request types.- 62-70: The
TevmJsonRpcRequestHandlertype alias is generic and seems to be correctly typed to handle various JSON-RPC requests.- 97-111: The
CreateEVMOptionstype declaration is clear and provides options for creating a Tevm instance with optional parameters for customization.- 133-144: The
ForkOptionstype declaration is clear, providing options for fetching state that isn't available locally.- 152-154: The
Tevmtype alias is well-documented, explaining the properties of a local EVM instance.- 193-207: The
createTevmfunction is well-documented with an example provided, which is good for developer experience.apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/trace.md (16)
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DebugTraceCallHandlertype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 25-29: The
DebugTraceCallJsonRpcRequesttype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 37-39: The
DebugTraceCallJsonRpcResponsetype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 49-51: The
DebugTraceCallParamstype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 67-69: The
DebugTraceCallProceduretype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 93-95: The
DebugTraceCallResulttype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 112-114: The
DebugTraceTransactionHandlertype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 136-138: The
DebugTraceTransactionJsonRpcRequesttype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 148-150: The
DebugTraceTransactionJsonRpcResponsetype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 160-162: The
DebugTraceTransactionParamstype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 172-174: The
DebugTraceTransactionProceduretype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 198-200: The
DebugTraceTransactionResulttype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 208-210: The
TraceCalltype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 232-234: The
TraceParamstype alias is correctly defined and documented, including an example for thetimeoutparameter.- 252-254: The
TraceResulttype alias is correctly defined and documented.- 276-278: The
TraceTypetype alias is correctly defined and documented.apps/tevm/src/content/docs/guides/quick-start.md (12)
- 8-9: The introduction to the guide is clear and sets the context for the reader.
- 14-14: The command provided for initializing a project with Tevm CLI is correct and useful for quick setup.
- 72-74: The import statement and usage of
createTevmare correct and follow the updated API.- 90-97: The example usage of
eth.getBalanceis correct and demonstrates the use of Tevm actions effectively.- 105-121: The example usage of
setAccountandgetAccountactions is correct and demonstrates additional functionality provided by Tevm.- 140-146: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [143-150]
The example usage of
vm.contractis correct but requires a valid contract address and ABI to be fully functional.
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The instructions for scripting with Tevm are clear and provide a step-by-step guide for running Solidity code.
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TevmContractsis correct and demonstrates a more streamlined approach.- 251-257: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [254-264]
The explanation of the build process with Tevm tooling is clear and highlights the benefits of using direct Solidity imports.
- 283-285: The configuration for Bun to recognize Solidity files is correct and well-explained.
- 320-342: The example of using external contracts via npm installation is correct and demonstrates how to interact with common contract implementations.
- 347-349: The summary is encouraging and provides guidance for further exploration of Tevm's capabilities.
apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/errors.md (9)
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errors.mdprovides a comprehensive list of typed errors used by Tevm. This is a good practice as it centralizes error definitions and makes them easier to manage and reference throughout the project.- 5-10: The documentation for
TypedErroris clear and provides a good explanation of the purpose and structure of a typed error in Tevm. Including the_tagproperty for internal use is a good practice for future-proofing error handling.- 12-17: The type parameters
TNameandTMetaare well-documented. It's important to ensure that whereverTypedErroris used, the type parameters are correctly specified to maintain type safety.- 19-26: The type declaration is consistent with the documentation provided above it. The optional
metafield is a good design choice, allowing for additional error context without requiring it.- 28-30: The link to the definition of
TypedErrorin the source code is a helpful addition for developers looking to understand the implementation details or contribute to the project.- 34-44:
UnexpectedErroris well-named and its purpose is clearly documented. It's important that this error is indeed never thrown, as stated, and that proper error handling is in place to prevent it.- 46-61: The
AccountErrortype is a union of several error types, which is a good use of TypeScript's type system to represent multiple possible errors from account-related procedures. The example provided is practical and demonstrates how to handle these errors.- 69-77: Each specific error type, such as
InvalidAddressError,InvalidBalanceError, etc., extends fromTypedError, maintaining consistency and reusability of the error handling system.- 335-341: The
TevmEVMErrorMessagetype is a union of string literals representing possible EVM error messages. This is a good practice as it allows for type-safe handling of known EVM error messages.apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/procedures.temp.md (12)
- 1-5: The table of contents and the structure of the
procedures.temp.mdfile provide a clear overview of the available classes and functions, which is beneficial for developers navigating the documentation.- 37-55: The
accountHandlerfunction is well-documented, with clear parameters and return type. The link to the source code is also provided, which is helpful.- 59-77: The
accountProcedurefunction follows the same pattern asaccountHandler, with clear documentation and a source code link. It's important that the actual implementation matches this documentation.- 81-97: The
blockNumberHandlerandblockNumberProcedurefunctions are similarly well-documented. Consistency in documentation style across different handlers and procedures is good for maintainability.- 121-139: The
callHandlerandcallProcedurefunctions are documented following the established pattern. It's important to ensure that the actual code for these handlers and procedures is as clear and well-structured as the documentation suggests.- 205-223: The
contractHandlerfunction is documented to create a handler for contract params. The explanation that it is a wrapper around a call for the JSON-RPC interface is useful for understanding its purpose.- 227-247: The
contractProcedurefunction's documentation indicates that it overloads the call procedure. This reuse of functionality is efficient, but it's important to ensure that it doesn't introduce any unexpected behavior or limitations for contract-specific operations.- 251-269: The
gasPriceHandlerandgasPriceProcedurefunctions are documented with parameters and return types. The inclusion offorkUrlin the options suggests that these handlers can work with forked blockchain states, which is a flexible design.- 295-313: The
getBalanceHandlerandgetBalanceProcedurefunctions are documented with an emphasis on the options parameter, which includesforkUrlandstateManager. This is consistent with the other handlers and procedures.- 339-357: The
getCodeHandlerandgetCodeProcedurefunctions follow the established documentation pattern. The parameters and return types are clear, and the source code links are provided.- 383-401: The
getStorageAtHandlerandgetStorageAtProcedurefunctions are well-documented. The options parameter is consistent with other handlers, allowing for configuration based on the state manager and fork URL.- 463-481: The
scriptHandlerandscriptProcedurefunctions are documented consistently with the rest of the handlers and procedures. The source code links are provided, which is helpful for developers.apps/tevm/src/content/docs/reference/anvil.md (27)
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AnvilDropTransactionHandleris clear and links to the type parameters and return type. The link to the source code is provided, which is good for maintainability.- 25-29: The description for
AnvilDropTransactionJsonRpcRequestis succinct and to the point, explaining the purpose of the JSON-RPC request.- 447-447: The type for
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The requestProcedure function is documented with an example, which is helpful. However, the documentation should clarify what TevmJsonRpcRequestHandler is and how it should be used, as it's not immediately clear from the context.
Please provide more details on the TevmJsonRpcRequestHandler return type to clarify its usage and purpose.
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| TODO this should be modified to take a hex address rather than an ethjs address to be consistent with rest of Tevm |
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The CustomPrecompile type alias has TODO comments that should be addressed to improve the codebase. It suggests making a PR to export this from ethereumjs and modifying it to take a hex address.
Would you like me to open a GitHub issue to track the task of exporting CustomPrecompile from ethereumjs and modifying it to take a hex address?
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The encouragement to try out Tevm with a live demo is a good call to action. However, the link to the live demo is a placeholder (todo.link). This needs to be updated with the actual link.
- Try our [live demo](todo.link) to play with Tevm without needing to install or download anything.
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The type for AnvilDumpStateParams is still defined as {} or undefined or never. This was previously flagged as potentially overly complex. If there has been no change in the requirements that necessitates this complexity, it should be simplified.
Consider simplifying the type definition for clarity unless there's a specific reason for this complexity.
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createTevmdocumentation for setting up local EVM instances.Documentation