This is the source code for the Ergo compiler. Ergo is the Accord Project language for Smart Legal Contracts.
The Ergo compiler is distributed as an npm package.
The Ergo compiler is written using the Coq proof assistant, with parsing and support code written in OCaml. It makes extensive use of the Q*cert compiler for code generation and type checking.
Both the Ergo language and its compiler are in early development phase. If you would like to build from source or to contribute, consult the DEVELOPERS file.
If you want to take a peek at Ergo without installing anything, check out the interactive REPL (read-eval-print-loop) for Ergo stand-alone, or the Accord Project Template Studio which illustrates Ergo in Accord Project templates.
The most recent Ergo documentation is in the Ergo Language Guide.
Top level repository (ergo), with sub packages. Each sub-package is published as an independent npm module using lerna
:
- ergo-cli : Command line interface for the Ergo compiler
- ergo-compiler : Core classes for the Ergo compiler
- ergo-engine : A Node.js VM based execution engine for Ergo
- ergo-test : Cucumber based testing for Ergo
The easiest way to install Ergo is as a Node.js package. Once you have Node.js installed on your machine, you can get the Ergo compiler and command-line using the Node.js package manager by typing the following in a terminal:
$ npm install -g @accordproject/ergo-cli
This will install the Ergo command-line (ergo
) and Read-Eval-Print-Loop (ergotop
). Those will allow you to create, test and compile Ergo contracts. You can check your installed version by typing the following in a terminal:
$ ergo --version
Or to get command line help:
$ ergo --help
ergo <command>
Commands:
ergo draft create a contract text from data
ergo trigger send a request to the contract
ergo invoke invoke a clause of the contract
ergo initialize initialize the state for a contract
ergo compile compile a contract
Options:
--help Show help [boolean]
--version Show version number [boolean]
--verbose, -v [default: false]
To create a contract text from a contract:
$ ergo draft --template ./examples/volumediscount --data ./examples/volumediscount/data.json
To obtain the initial state of the contract:
$ ergo initialize --template ./examples/volumediscount --data ./examples/volumediscount/data.json
06:40:29 - info:
To send a request to a contract:
$ ergo trigger --template ./examples/volumediscount --data ./examples/volumediscount/data.json --request ./examples/volumediscount/request.json --state ./examples/volumediscount/state.json
06:40:01 - info:
{
"clause": "orgXaccordprojectXvolumediscountXVolumeDiscount",
"request": {
"$class": "org.accordproject.volumediscount.VolumeDiscountRequest",
"netAnnualChargeVolume": 10.4
},
"response": {
"$class": "org.accordproject.volumediscount.VolumeDiscountResponse",
"discountRate": 2.8,
"transactionId": "13fa7cb6-03fc-4fd8-8e12-9a85ac8d5eb7",
"timestamp": "2019-10-12T23:56:33.688Z"
},
"state": {
"$class": "org.accordproject.cicero.contract.AccordContractState",
"stateId": "1"
},
"emit": []
}
To invoke a specific clause of the contract:
$ ergo invoke --template ./examples/volumediscount --clauseName volumediscount --data ./examples/volumediscount/data.json --params ./examples/volumediscount/params.json --state ./examples/volumediscount/state.json
To compile your first Ergo contract to JavaScript:
$ ergo compile ./examples/volumediscount/model/model.cto ./examples/volumediscount/logic/logic.ergo
Processing file: ./examples/volumediscount/logic.ergo -- compiled to: ./examples/volumediscount/logic.js
By default, Ergo compiles to JavaScript for execution. You can inspect
the compiled JavaScript code in ./examples/volumediscount/logic.js
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- Ergo Language Guide
Projects | Package name | Version | Description | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Cicero | cicero-core | Templates Core | ||
cicero-cli | Cicero CLI | |||
cicero-engine | Node.js VM based implementation of Accord Project Template Specification execution | |||
cicero-server | Wraps the Cicero Engine and exposes it as a RESTful service | |||
cicero-test | Testing support for Cicero based on cucumber | |||
cicero-tools | Cicero Tools | |||
generator-cicero-template | Code generator for a Cicero Template | |||
Concerto | concerto-core | Core Implementation for the Concerto Modeling Language | ||
concerto-tools | Tools for the Concerto Modeling Language | |||
concerto-cli | command-line interface for Concerto | |||
Ergo | ergo-cli | Ergo CLI | ||
ergo-compiler | Ergo compiler | |||
ergo-test | Ergo test | |||
ergo-engine | Ergo engine | |||
Markdown | markdown-common | A framework for transforming markdown | ||
markdown-slate | Transform markdown to/from CommonMark DOM | |||
markdown-cli | CLI for markdown transformations. | |||
markdown-cicero | Markdown extensions for contracts, clauses, variables etc. | |||
markdown-html | Transform CiceroDOM to HTML |
Projects | Package name | Version | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Markdown Editor | markdown-editor | WYSIWYG rich text web editor for markdown based on Slate.js | |
Cicero UI | cicero-ui | React UI components for Cicero | |
Concerto UI | concerto-ui | Dynamic web forms generated from Concerto models |
Projects | Cicero ver. | Description |
---|---|---|
Template Studio v1 | 0.13.4 | Web UI for creating, editing and testing Accord Project templates |
Template Studio v2 | 0.13.4 | Web UI for creating, editing and testing Accord Project templates |
VSCode Extension | 0.13.4 | VS Code extension for editing Cicero templates and Ergo logic |
Projects | Description |
---|---|
Models | Accord Project Model Library |
Template Library | Accord Project Template Library |
Project | Repo |
---|---|
Documentation | techdocs |
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