Verifying Contracts

Using Foundry

You need to install Foundry first, forge should be available in your $PATH.

Check out our example of programmatically verifying contracts using Blockscout and Foundry. You'll need to provide:

• The path to your Foundry directory
• The path to the contract
• The contract name

		err := blockchain.VerifyContract(blockchainComponentOutput, c.Addresses[0].String(),
			"example_components/onchain",
			"src/Counter.sol",
			"Counter",
            "0.8.20" // check your file compiler version on the first line
		)
		require.NoError(t, err)

Using Seth

If you don't want to verify contracts or you can't or don't want to use Blockscout not all is lost.

With CLI

You can use Seth to trace your transaction both from your Go code or from the CLI. Remember that you need to adjust seth.toml to point to gethwrappers or ABIs of contracts you want to trace.

Programmatic

If you want to use from Go code, you need to have a couple of things in mind:

• you need to point Seth to your Gethwrappers, so that it can extract ABIs from them
• you need to decide, when it should trace transactions: reverted, none or all (by default, only reverted ones are traced)
• you need to decide, where to output tracing results: console, dot graphs, json files (be default, to console)

If printing to console remember to set Seth log level to debug, otherwise you won't see anything relevant printed:

client, err := NewClientBuilder().
    WithNetworkName("my network").
    WithRpcUrl("ws://localhost:8546").
    WithPrivateKeys([]string{"ac0974bec39a17e36ba4a6b4d238ff944bacb478cbed5efcae784d7bf4f2ff80"}).
    // tracing
    WithTracing(seth.TracingLevel_All, []string{seth.TraceOutput_Console}).
    // folder with gethwrappers for ABI decoding
    WithGethWrappersFolders([]string{"./gethwrappers/ccip", "./gethwrappers/keystone"}).
    Build()

if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

For more information about configuring Seth please read about TOML config and programmatic builder.