parser

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Published: Dec 20, 2024 License: GPL-3.0 Imports: 11 Imported by: 0

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Overview

Package parser is used to parse some stuff

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Types

type ArgBool

type ArgBool bool

ArgBool is a type alias to capture bool values correctly

func (*ArgBool) Capture

func (b *ArgBool) Capture(values []string) error

type ArgEnsDomain

type ArgEnsDomain common.Address

ArgEnsDomain is a type alias to capture ENS domains

func (*ArgEnsDomain) Capture

func (b *ArgEnsDomain) Capture(values []string) error

type ArgHex

type ArgHex struct {
	Address *base.Address
	String  *string
}

ArgHex represents anything that starts with 0x. If the value is a valid address, then it's capture into `base.Address` type, `string` otherwise.

func (*ArgHex) Capture

func (h *ArgHex) Capture(values []string) error

type ArgNumber

type ArgNumber struct {
	Int  *int64
	Uint *uint64
	Big  *base.Wei
}

ArgNumber represents a number

func (*ArgNumber) Capture

func (n *ArgNumber) Capture(values []string) error

func (*ArgNumber) Convert

func (n *ArgNumber) Convert(abiType *abi.Type) (any, error)

func (*ArgNumber) Interface

func (n *ArgNumber) Interface() any

Interface returns Number value as any

type ArgString

type ArgString string

ArgString is a type alias to capture strings correctly

func (*ArgString) Capture

func (b *ArgString) Capture(values []string) error

type ContractArgument

type ContractArgument struct {
	Tokens  []lexer.Token // the token that was parsed for this argument
	String  *ArgString    `parser:"@String"`             // the value if it's a string
	Number  *ArgNumber    `parser:"| @Decimal"`          // the value if it's a number
	Boolean *ArgBool      `parser:"| @('true'|'false')"` // the value if it's a boolean
	Hex     *ArgHex       `parser:"| @Hex"`              // the value if it's a hex string
	EnsAddr *ArgEnsDomain `parser:"| @EnsDomain"`        // the value if it's an ENS domain
}

ContractArgument represents input to the smart contract method call, e.g. `true` in `setSomething(true)`

func (*ContractArgument) AbiType

func (a *ContractArgument) AbiType(abiType *abi.Type) (any, error)

func (*ContractArgument) Interface

func (a *ContractArgument) Interface() any

Interface returns the value as interface{} (any)

type ContractCall

type ContractCall struct {
	// Four byte selector, e.g.
	// 0xcdba2fd4(105)
	SelectorCall *SelectorContractCall `parser:"@@"`

	// Everything encoded, e.g.
	// 0xcdba2fd40000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000007a69
	Encoded string `parser:" | @Hex"`

	// Function name, e.g.
	// someName(105)
	FunctionNameCall *FunctionContractCall `parser:" | @@"`
}

ContractCall is a call to a smart contract in any of the 3 supported forms (see Input syntax above)

func ParseCall

func ParseCall(source string) (*ContractCall, error)

ParseCall turns smart contract method call string and parses it into a nice structures, from which we can easily extract the data to make the call.

type FunctionContractCall

type FunctionContractCall struct {
	Name      string              `parser:"@SolidityIdent '('"`
	Arguments []*ContractArgument `parser:" (@@ (',' @@)*)? ')'"`
}

type Selector

type Selector struct {
	Value string
}

Selector captures four byte function selector (e.g. 0xcdba2fd4) It's capture method makes sure that the hex value is a valid selector.

func (*Selector) Capture

func (s *Selector) Capture(values []string) error

type SelectorContractCall

type SelectorContractCall struct {
	Selector  Selector            `parser:"@Hex '('"`
	Arguments []*ContractArgument `parser:" (@@ (',' @@)*)? ')'"`
}

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