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Allow publishing source on Etherscan

See original GitHub issue

Overview

It should be possible (and simple) to verify a deployed contract’s source code on etherscan.

Specification

Not 100% on how this would be best implemented. Some thoughts:

Add an internal “flattener” to turn multiple source files into a single file. Might also be worth exposing this on it’s own via the CLI.
Add a method to Contract, to be called from in the console or a script.
Consider a flag in brownie run to auto-verify all sources after deployment?

Possible syntax:

contract = ContractContainer.deploy({'from': accounts[0]})
contract.publish_on_etherscan()

and / or

ContractContainer.deploy({'from': accounts[0]}, publish=True)

Issue Analytics

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Created 3 years ago
Reactions:6
Comments:58 (12 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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oogetyboogetycommented, Nov 24, 2020

Should have this pr ready today

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bantegcommented, Nov 14, 2020

Maybe we should also consider a standard json format instead of flattening for Solidity? https://kndrck.co/posts/verify-contracts-etherscan-100/

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