Solidity-Patched

To Install

code --install-extension hardhat-solidity-patched-0.7.2.vsix

or:

• right click hardhat-solidity-patched-0.7.2.vsix in project tree
• Choose "Install Extension VSIX" in context menu

You should disable the original Solidity extension provided by NomicFoundation in the extensions tab.

How To Use

1. Do a bu-rs pull with the storage enabled.
2. Open command palette (Cmd+Shift+P or Ctrl+Shift+P) and run Hardhat: Generate yaml file for variables
   1. it'll prompt for directories to look for solidity files in. By default it uses "src lib".
   2. this will add a hardhat_lsp_vars.yaml file to the root of your project
3. Hover over variables to show the values associated with it.

Changelist

Added Hardhat: Generate yaml file for variables command

This command will look for @bu-meta tags in solidity files and gather the explorer source, any proxy that points to it, and the storage of the contract. This is aggregated across all files in the repo and written to a hardhat_lsp_vars.yaml file.

This is accessible via the command palette (Cmd+Shift+P or Ctrl+Shift+P) by searching for Hardhat: Generate yaml file for variables.

The command takes an optional parameter of a space-separated string of directories that should be searched for solidity contracts.

• by default, "src lib" is used, but "contracts node_modules" could be provided to search those directories instead.

Added additional Hover text for variables

If a contract contains a @bu-meta source: <explorer_link> and optionally @bu-meta proxied-by: <explorer_link>, the LSP will look for the hardhat_lsp_vars.yaml file and display the string located at the matching <network>_<address>:vars[<hovered_var>] entry.

Solidity for Visual Studio Code by Nomic Foundation

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Packages

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Contributing

Contributions are always welcome! Feel free to open any issue or send a pull request.

Go to CONTRIBUTING.md to learn about how to set up the extension's development environment.

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