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Flatten contract source using CLI

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Overview

Currently, Brownie doesn’t provide a way to flattening smart contracts. Feature for flattening smart contracts can be a way for testing contracts with Brownie, while deploying them using another tool. Also, it can simplify the tasks required for verifying an smart contract on the Etherscan.

Specification

For the CLI following simple argument can be used:

brownie --flatten

Dependencies

#411 is related to this issue. Because, probably flattening smart contracts (written in Solidity) will make it easier to verify them on Etherscan.

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 3 years ago
Comments:5 (1 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

8reactions

nazariyvcommented, Nov 24, 2021

@matnad looks like ‘flattened_source’ is no longer available in 1.17.0?

1reaction

DanielVFcommented, Oct 10, 2022

container = YourContractName
print("\n\n".join([x['content'] for x in container.get_verification_info()['standard_json_input']['sources'].values()]))

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