/ethereumjs-monorepo

Monorepo for the Ethereum VM TypeScript Implementation

Primary LanguageTypeScript

EthereumJS Monorepo

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This repository holds various protocol building blocks of the Ethereum blockchain execution layer and is managed by the Ethereum Foundation JavaScript team. There is a TypeScript implementation of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) ready to be used in Node.js or a browser environment, implementations of core structural blockchain building blocks like an Ethereum Tx, Block or Blockchain as well as a Trie (Merkle Patricia Tree) and devp2p (execution networking layer) implementation.

All libraries are bound together by the core Common library keeping track of chain specifics and hardfork changes. They are complemented by helper packages like RLP for data encoding/decoding or Util, providing helper functionalities like (byte) conversion, signatures, types and others.

Finally, the EthereumJS Execution Client (EthereumJS) has been in active development for some time now. It already serves a variety of purposes like testing, research (e.g. EIPs) and developer tooling to engage with the protocol.

Also to note: on the Ethereum Consensus side, the ChainSafe Lodestar repository complements this repository with an Ethereum Consensus Client implementation as well as various protocol implementations (like an SSZ library) developed in the context of Ethereum Consensus layer evolution.

Packages

Below you can find a list of the packages included in this repository.

package npm issues tests coverage
@ethereumjs/block NPM Package Block Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/blockchain NPM Package Blockchain Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/client NPM Package Client Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/common NPM Package Common Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/devp2p NPM Package Devp2p Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/ethash NPM Package Ethash Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/evm NPM Package EVM Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/genesis NPM Package Genesis Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/rlp NPM Package rlp Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/statemanager NPM Package StateManager Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/trie NPM Package Trie Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/tx NPM Package Tx Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/util NPM Package Util Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/verkle NPM Package VM Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/vm NPM Package VM Issues Actions Status Code Coverage
@ethereumjs/wallet NPM Package StateManager Issues Actions Status Code Coverage

Branches

The following are our currently active branches:

Branch Release Series Status  Description
master v7 Active Current release and working branch
maintenance-v6 v6 Maintenance Maintenance for v6 releases

Breaking releases are done in sync for all libraries, and release cycles are named after the @ethereumjs/vm version. In most cases PRs should be opened towards the current working branch.

To inspect code related to a specific package version, refer to the tags.

Coverage report

Detailed version can be seen on Codecov.io

Code Coverage

Package dependency relationship

 graph TD
   vm{vm}
   client{client}
   ethash --> blockchain
   ethash --> client
   devp2p --> client
   block --> client
   block --> blockchain
   block --> ethash
   block --> vm
   blockchain --> client
   blockchain --> vm
   trie --> client
   trie --> vm
   trie --> blockchain
   trie --> block
   trie --> statemanager
   common --> block
   common --> statemanager
   common --> tx
   common --> blockchain
   common --> vm
   common --> evm
   common --> client
   common --> devp2p
   common --> genesis
   evm --> vm
   evm --> client
   genesis --> client
   genesis --> statemanager
   genesis --> trie
   tx --> block
   tx --> evm
   tx --> vm
   vm --> client
   statemanager --> evm
   statemanager --> vm
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To update the diagram above edit the README file and open a new PR with the changes.

Getting Started

See our monorepo documentation to get started on setting up the repository and installing dependencies. The config folder gives an overview on shared configuration and scripts between packages.

EthereumJS

See our organizational documentation for an introduction to EthereumJS as well as information on current standards and best practices. If you want to join for work or carry out improvements on the libraries, please review our contribution guidelines first.

License

Most packages are MPL-2.0 licensed, see package folder for the respective license.