ape-pm

class ape_pm.compiler.InterfaceCompiler(*, compiler_settings: dict = {})

A compiler plugin for interface JSONs (ABIs). Also, this compiler can “compile” already-compiled ContractType JSON files.

compile(contract_filepaths: Iterable[Path], project: ProjectManager | None, settings: dict | None = None) → Iterator[ContractType]

Compile the given source files. All compiler plugins must implement this function.

Parameters:

contract_filepaths (Iterable[pathlib.Path]) – A list of source file paths to compile.
project (Optional[ProjectManager]) – Optionally provide the project containing the base paths and full source set. Defaults to the local project. Dependencies will change this value to their respective projects.
settings (Optional[dict]) – Adhoc compiler settings.

Returns:

list[ContractType]

compile_code(code: str, project: ProjectManager | None = None, **kwargs) → ContractType

Compile a program.

Parameters:

code (str) – The code to compile.
project (Optional[ProjectManager]) – Optionally provide the project containing the base paths and full source set. Defaults to the local project. Dependencies will change this value to their respective projects.
settings (Optional[Dict]) – Adhoc compiler settings.
**kwargs – Additional overrides for the ethpm_types.ContractType model.

Returns:

A compiled contract artifact.

Return type:

ContractType

enrich_error(err: ContractLogicError) → ContractLogicError

Enrich a contract logic error using compiler information, such as known PC locations for compiler runtime errors.

Parameters:: err (ContractLogicError) – The exception to enrich.
Returns:: The enriched exception.
Return type:: ContractLogicError

get_versions(all_paths: Iterable[Path]) → set[str]

Retrieve the set of available compiler versions for this plugin to compile all_paths.

Parameters:: all_paths (Iterable[pathlib.Path]) – The list of paths.
Returns:: A set of available compiler versions.
Return type:: set[str]

property name: str: The name of the compiler.

class ape_pm.dependency.GithubDependency(*, name: str, config_override: dict = <factory>, github: str, ref: str | None = None, version: str | None = None)

A dependency from Github. Use the github key in your dependencies: section of your ape-config.yaml file to declare a dependency from GitHub.

Config example:

dependencies:
  - name: OpenZeppelin
    github: OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts
    version: 4.4.0

fetch(destination: Path)

Fetch the dependency. E.g. for GitHub dependency, download the files to the destination.

Parameters:: destination (Path) – The destination for the dependency files.

github: str: The Github repo ID e.g. the organization name followed by the repo name, such as dapphub/erc20.

property package_id: str: The full name of the package, used for storage. Example: OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts.

ref: str | None

The branch or tag to use. When using this field instead of the ‘release’ field, the repository gets cloned instead of downloaded via the official GitHub release API.

NOTE: Will be ignored if given a ‘release’.

property uri: str: The URI for the package.

version: str | None

The release version to use. When using this field instead of the ‘ref’ field, the GitHub release API is used to fetch instead of cloning.

NOTE: Will be ignored if given a ‘ref’.

property version_id: str: The ID to use as the sub-directory in the download cache. Most often, this is either a version number or a branch name.

class ape_pm.dependency.LocalDependency(*, name: str, config_override: dict = <factory>, local: ~pathlib.Path, version: str | None = None)

A dependency located on the local machine.

fetch(destination: Path)

Fetch the dependency. E.g. for GitHub dependency, download the files to the destination.

Parameters:: destination (Path) – The destination for the dependency files.

local: Path: The root path (and API defining key) to the dependency files.

property package_id: str: The full name of the package, used for storage. Example: OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts.

property uri: str: The URI for the package.

version: str | None: Specified version.

property version_id: str: The ID to use as the sub-directory in the download cache. Most often, this is either a version number or a branch name.

class ape_pm.dependency.NpmDependency(*, name: str, config_override: dict = <factory>, npm: ~pathlib.Path, version: str | None = None)

A dependency from the Node Package Manager (NPM).

Config example:

dependencies:
  - name: safe-singleton-factory
    npm: "@gnosis.pm/safe-singleton-factory"
    version: 1.0.14

fetch(destination: Path)

Fetch the dependency. E.g. for GitHub dependency, download the files to the destination.

Parameters:: destination (Path) – The destination for the dependency files.

npm: Path: The NPM repo ID e.g. the organization name followed by the repo name, such as "@gnosis.pm/safe-singleton-factory". Note: Resolves to a ‘path’ after serialization. The package must already be installed!

property package_id: str: The full name of the package, used for storage. Example: OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts.

property uri: str: The URI for the package.

version: str | None: Specify the version, if not wanting to use discovered version from install.

property version_from_installed_package_json: str | None: The version from package.json in the installed package. Requires having run npm install.

property version_from_project_package_json: str | None: The version from your project’s package.json, if exists.

property version_id: str: The ID to use as the sub-directory in the download cache. Most often, this is either a version number or a branch name.

class ape_pm.dependency.PythonDependency(*, name: str, config_override: dict = <factory>, site_package: str | None = None, pypi: str | None = None, version: str | None = None)

A dependency installed from Python tooling, such as pip.

fetch(destination: Path)

Fetch the dependency. E.g. for GitHub dependency, download the files to the destination.

Parameters:: destination (Path) – The destination for the dependency files.

property package_id: str: The full name of the package, used for storage. Example: OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts.

pypi: str | None: The pypi reference, such as "snekmate". Cannot use with python:. When set, downloads the dependency from pypi using HTTP directly (not pip).

site_package: str | None: The Python site-package name, such as "snekmate". Cannot use with pypi:. Requires the dependency to have been installed either via pip or something alike.

property uri: str: The URI for the package.

version: str | None: Optionally specify the version expected to be installed.

property version_id: str: The ID to use as the sub-directory in the download cache. Most often, this is either a version number or a branch name.

class ape_pm.project.BrownieProject(*, path: Path)

Allows traditional Brownie projects to work with Ape. This class implements the necessary methods in order to detect config settings in a Brownie project and treat it like an Ape project.

extract_config(**overrides) → ApeConfig

Extra configuration from the project so that Ape understands the dependencies and how to compile everything.

Parameters:: **overrides – Config overrides.
Returns:: ApeConfig

property is_valid: bool: Return True when detecting a project of this type.

class ape_pm.project.FoundryProject(*, path: Path)

Helps Ape read configurations from foundry projects and lessens the need of specifying config_override: for foundry-based dependencies.

extract_config(**overrides) → ApeConfig

Extra configuration from the project so that Ape understands the dependencies and how to compile everything.

Parameters:: **overrides – Config overrides.
Returns:: ApeConfig

property is_valid: bool: Return True when detecting a project of this type.