Warp brings Solidity to StarkNet, making it possible to transpile Ethereum smart contracts to StarkNet Cairo Contracts.

Docker compose provides a ready to use environment featuring warp and devnet.

Note: Execute Warp using Docker works only for x86 architecture, x64 architectures will be supported soon.

docker-compose up

docker-compose exec warp warp transpile example_contracts/ERC20.sol

It's best to copy the contract/repo to the warp directory so it is available in container via volume. Use contract's paths relative to warp root. For example, assuming you've copied your project to warp/projects/myproject you can replace example_contracts/ERC20.sol with projects/myproject/mycontract.sol in the above command.

docker-compose exec warp warp compile warp_output/example__contracts/ERC20__WC__WARP.cairo
docker-compose exec warp starknet deploy --no_wallet --contract warp_output/example__contracts/ERC20__WC__WARP_compiled.json --gateway_url http://devnet:5050

You can read the documentation here.

1. You will need z3 and gmp installed to use Warp.

• Install command on macOS:

brew install z3 gmp

If you're on an arm based Apple machine (m1/m2 mac) you'll need to install gmp and export some environment variables

export CFLAGS=-I`brew --prefix gmp`/include
export LDFLAGS=-L`brew --prefix gmp`/lib

• Install command on Ubuntu:

sudo apt install libz3-dev libgmp3-dev

2. Install Python3.9 with dev dependencies (python3.9 python3.9-venv python3.9-dev) into your base env. If you do not have the dev dependencies installed the installation will fail.
   

• Install commands on MacOS:

brew install [email protected]

With python3.9 already installed you have venv covered:

If you are using Python 3.3 or newer (...) venv is included in the Python standard library and requires no additional installation.

Then you can install dev package using pip:

pip install python-dev-tools

• Install commands on Ubuntu:

sudo apt install python3.9 python3.9-venv python3.9-dev

Or you can just install python3.9 and then install python-dev-tools using pip.

1. Add the warp package from npm.

yarn global add @nethermindeth/warp

2. Ensure the package was added by checking the version number:

warp version

3. Install the dependencies:

warp install --verbose

Use the --python flag to pass the path to python3.9 binary, if the above command complains.

warp install --python <path/to/python3.9> --verbose

4. Test the installation worked by transpiling an example ERC20 contract:

warp transpile example_contracts/ERC20.sol

Make sure you have the dependencies installed first.

With a virtual environment (recommended Python3.9) activated:

1. Clone this repo and change directory into the warp folder.

2. Install the JavaScript dependencies:

yarn

3. Install the Python dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

If you are using a M1 chipped Mac and getting a 'gmp.h' file not found error when installing Cairo run the following:

CFLAGS=-I`brew --prefix gmp`/include LDFLAGS=-L`brew --prefix gmp`/lib pip install ecdsa fastecdsa sympy

Then run the pip command above again.

4. Compile the project:

yarn warplib

5. Test the installation worked by transpiling an example ERC20 contract:

bin/warp transpile example_contracts/ERC20.sol

If you have used installation method 1 you can use the warp command in any folder. If you have used installation method 2, you will have to specify the path to the warp directory followed by bin/warp e.g path_to_warp_repo/bin/warp ...

Select your network and wallet types. It's recommended to set these as environment variables but they can also be passed as explicit arguments to the Warp CLI and the StarkNet CLI.

export STARKNET_WALLET=starkware.starknet.wallets.open_zeppelin.OpenZeppelinAccount
export STARKNET_NETWORK=alpha-goerli

Make sure you have a StarkNet account set up, if you have not done so yet please:

warp deploy_account

warp transpile <path to Solidity contract>

To declare a StarkNet contract:

warp declare <path to StarkNet contract>

Please note to deploy a contract you will first have to declare it.

To deploy a StarkNet contract:

warp deploy <path to StarkNet contract>

The deploy command will generate the compiled json file as well as the abi json file. Use warp deploy --help command to see more deployment options.

Please see the list below:

Note: We have changed the return of ecrecover to be uint160 because we use the address type for StarkNet addresses.

Note: Execute Warp using Docker works only for x86 architecture, x64 architectures will be supported soon.

Build the image from source:

docker build -t warp .

Run the container with the same options and arguments as the Warp binary:

docker run --rm -v $PWD:/dapp --user $(id -u):$(id -g) warp transpile example_contracts/ERC20.sol

If you like to contribute, the first step is to install Warp from source for devs steps here

To look what features we are currently working on or tasks that are pending to do, please checkout the project on github here

Also, please take a look through our Contribution Guidelines

While developing your code, remembering to compile the project every time some minor changes are applied could be annoying. You could start a process that watch for changes and automatically recompile it.

In a separate terminal execute:

yarn dev

Developers could run warp instructions using docker. This is an example using transpile command:

docker-compose exec warp npx ts-node src transpile example_contracts/ERC20.sol

To test that your contribution doesn't break any features you can test that all previous example contracts transpile and then cairo compile by running the following:

warp test

For this to work, you must have the cairo-lang package installed. To test try:

starknet-compile -v

Instructions to set this up can be found at https://www.cairo-lang.org/docs/quickstart.html

Then to see that your contribution doesn't break the behaviour tests follow these steps:

1. Run the setup script:

tests/behaviour/setup.sh

2. In a separate terminal, start a StarkNet testnet server (in an environment with cairo-lang installed):

yarn testnet

3. Run the tests:

yarn test

To generate benchmarks locally during development:

yarn testnet:benchmark
yarn test

python starknet-testnet/generateMarkdown.py

This saves the benchmarks at benchmark/stats/data.md

If you run into any problems please raise an issue or contact us on our Nethermind discord server: https://discord.com/invite/PaCMRFdvWT