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TypeChain

TypeMove

Generate TypeScript bindings for Sui contracts.

Features

  • Code generation for SUI smart contract based on ABI
  • Typesafe encode/decoding, object filtering, transaction building, etc
  • Automatically manage depended modules
  • BCS schema (WIP)

Usage

Install package

yarn add @typemove/sui

or

pnpm add @typemove/sui

Code Generation

yarn typemove-sui [--target-dir] [--network] [--abi-dir] <location>
  • location: Directory of ABI json files or address of account to generate types for
  • target-dir: Directory to output generated files (default: "./types")
  • network: Network to use, could be either "mainnet", "testnet" or any node URL (default: "mainnet")
  • abi-dir: Directory to store downloaded ABI. Only useful if is address (default: "./abis")

Use yarn typemove-sui --help to see detail description.

A few examples:

  • generate types for an address on mainnet:
    yarn typemove-sui --target-dir=./src/types --abi-dir=./src/abis 0x1e2b124f746a339b3cf99b9f969393a96594519aafb1d06517aacfeeae20e7a5 
  • generate types for local ABI files stored in ./src/abis:
    yarn typemove-sui --target-dir=./src/types ./src/abis
  • generate types using local node:
    yarn typemove-sui --network="http://localhost:8080" 0x48271d39d0b05bd6efca2278f22277d6fcc375504f9839fd73f74ace240861af

Decode Object

import { defaultMoveCoder } from '@typemove/sui'
import { single_collateral } from './types/testnet/0xebaa2ad3eacc230f309cd933958cc52684df0a41ae7ac214d186b80f830867d2.js'

const res = await defaultMoveCoder().decodedType(
  data,
  single_collateral.Info.type()
)
Click to see what's like without TypeMove
export interface Info {
  index: string;
  creator: string;
  createTsMs: string;
  round: string;
  deliveryInfo?: DeliveryInfo;
}
export interface DeliveryInfo {
  round: string;
  price: string;
  size: string;
  premium: string;
  tsMs: string;
}

let deliveryInfo: DeliveryInfo | undefined =
    // @ts-ignore
    data.content.fields.info.fields.delivery_info
        ? {
          // @ts-ignore
          round: data.content.fields.info.fields.delivery_info.fields.round,
          // @ts-ignore
          price: data.content.fields.info.fields.delivery_info.fields.price,
          // @ts-ignore
          size: data.content.fields.info.fields.delivery_info.fields.size,
          // @ts-ignore
          premium: data.content.fields.info.fields.delivery_info.fields.premium,
          // @ts-ignore
          tsMs: data.content.fields.info.fields.delivery_info.fields.ts_ms,
        }
        : undefined;
let info: Info = {
  // @ts-ignore
  index: data.content.fields.info.fields.index,
  // @ts-ignore
  creator: data.content.fields.info.fields.creator,
  // @ts-ignore
  createTsMs: data.content.fields.info.fields.create_ts_ms,
  // @ts-ignore
  round: data.content.fields.info.fields.round,
  deliveryInfo,
};

Decode dynamic fields

Get objects with specified type from a list of dynamic objects, and access field with fully typed object

const decodedObjects = await coder.getDynamicFields(
    objects,
    BUILTIN_TYPES.U64_TYPE,
    single_collateral.PortfolioVault.type()
)
console.log(decodedObjects[0].value.info.delivery_info?.price)

IDE could infer result type correctly. dynamic_fields.png

View Function

With type move, you could, call view functions and get decoded result very easily, e.g.

import { _0x2 } from '@typemove/sui/builtin'

res = (await _0x2.math.view.min(client, [20n, 4n]))

console.log(res?.results_decoded[0])

Typemove's generated view function stubs wraps the devInspectTransactionBlock API and decode the result, it adds an fully typed results_decoded field to the result object. e.g. the above min function generated has type annotation as below:

module math {
  export async function min(
      client: SuiClient,
      args: [bigint | TransactionArgument, bigint | TransactionArgument],
  ): Promise<TypedDevInspectResults<[bigint]>> {
  ...
  }
}

Building transaction

Similar to original transaction building process, but you could use generated builder function to replace the txb.moveCall.

import { clob_v2 } from './types/testnet/0xdee9.js'

const client = new SuiClient({ url: getFullnodeUrl('testnet') })
const tx = new TransactionBlock()
clob_v2.builder.createAccount(tx, ["0xd9e6dc1e7f0790c18acf96b629f0a236d56de2f96537d921197bcb0e071b12bd"])
    ... more tx build 
client.signAndExecuteTransactionBlock({transactionBlock: tx, signer: keypair})

Checkout our tests for more examples.