Create your first contract
This command creates a hello-world Solidity contract with comments that you can observe and compile.
everdev sol create Contract
This command compiles and links a selected Solidity contract. After successful compilation you get .abi.json and .tvc files that you can later use in your DApps to deploy and run contract methods.
everdev sol compile Contract.sol
To save generated assembler code use -c option (default is false)
everdev sol compile Contract.sol -c path/to/output/file
Assembler code will be saved in path/to/output/file with the extension code
You can specify the output files location with the -o option:
everdev sol compile Contract.sol -o path/to/output/file
To make an additional source directory available to the default import callback use -i option:
everdev sol compile Contract.sol -i path/to/importFolder
Use this option if you want to import contracts, whose location is not fixed in relation to your main source tree, e.g. third-party libraries.
Separate different paths with a comma, no space allowed.
everdev sol compile Contract.sol -i path/to/folder1,path/to/folder2
The default value is node_modules folder.
This command parses a ton-solidity file and creates an abstract syntax tree (AST) to the output directory.
To specify the ast format type, use -f or --format option:
To point the location of the output folder, use the -o or --output-dir option:
You can make an additional source directory available to the default import callback with -i option:
This command shows the currently installed Solidity compiler version.
This command updates the compiler and linker to the latest version.
Attention! Use --force option to force update of components that do not update their version.
This command sets the compiler and linker versions and downloads them if needed.
Attention! Use --force option to force update of components that do not update their version.
