Spack

Spack parses Solidity structs and packs the fields efficiently to reduce the number of storage slots they use. It also adds struct packing comments to clearly indicate how the fields are packed.

It can deal with comments and whitespace in the struct definition, and will preserve them in the output. It handles unknown types by assuming they cannot be packed, treating they as bytes32.

Disclaimer

This code is a work in progress and can contain bugs. Use it at your own risk. Feature request and bug reports are welcome.

Example

input

    struct RequestMeta {
        uint64 completedRequests;
        Custom.Datatype data;
        address requestingContract;
        uint72 adminFee; // in wei
        address subscriptionOwner;
        bytes32 flags; // 32 bytes of flags
        uint96 availableBalance; // in wei. 0 if not specified.
        uint64 subscriptionId;
        uint64 initiatedRequests;// number of requests initiated by this contract
        uint32 callbackGasLimit;
        uint16 dataVersion;
    }

output

    struct RequestMeta {
        Custom.Datatype data; //                     
        bytes32 flags; //                  32 bytes of flags
        address requestingContract; // ──╮
        uint96 availableBalance; // ─────╯ in wei. 0 if not specified.
        address subscriptionOwner; // ───╮
        uint64 completedRequests; //     │
        uint32 callbackGasLimit; // ─────╯
        uint72 adminFee; // ─────────────╮ in wei
        uint64 subscriptionId; //        │
        uint64 initiatedRequests; //     │ number of requests initiated by this contract
        uint16 dataVersion; // ──────────╯
    }

Quickstart

build

go build

Loading from a file (recommended):

./spack -f pack examples/RequestMeta.txt

Counting storage slots

./spack -f count examples/RequestMeta.txt

Printing the struct without optimizations but with struct packing comments

./spack -f -u pack examples/RequestMeta.txt

Commands and flags

Commands

pack - packs the struct
count - counts the number of storage slots the struct uses

Flags

-f or --file - load the struct from a file
-u or --unoptimized - print the struct without optimizations but with struct packing comments
-c or --config - load the config from a file

TODO

Add more flexible command line options
Add tests
Improve error handling

RensR/Spack