Assertion Executor

This crate gives you all the tools necessary to execute assertions.

Installation

The easiest way to get started is to add the assertion-executor crate with the default features from the command-line using Cargo.

The default feature set executes for optimism.

cargo add assertion-executor --git ssh://[email protected]/phylaxsystems/assertion-executor.git 

Alternatively, you can add the following to your Cargo.toml file:

assertion-executor = { git = "ssh://[email protected]/phylaxsystems/assertion-executor.git", version = "0.1.0" }

Features List

• optimism - Supports optimism functionality.
• test - Provides several test utilities and convenience methods.

Overview

This repository contains the following primary components:

• assertion-executor: This component is used for executing assertions against a provided state.
• assertion-store - Store for assertions that will return assertions matching triggers collected from transaction execution.
• assertion-indexer - Indexes state oracle contracts, fetches assertion from da, and extracts the assertion contract details from the bytecode. Once these events are finalized the assertions are moved to the store.
• overlay-db - Database with a cacheing layer for a RethDatabase
• fork-db - Database for representing state using an underlying revm::Database and a overlay of the state differences.
• phevm - Provides cheatcodes for assertion execution, using an Inspector.

Fuzz testing

This repo contains fuzz tests for the executor precompiles/cheatcodes. To run them you need to install cargo-fuzz. With cargo-fuzz they can be ran with:

cargo fuzz run logs_fuzz -- -max_len=200

From the top level assertion executor folder.

To view available fuzz tests see the ./fuzz/fuzz_targets folder.

Supported Rust Versions (MSRV)

Currently this library requires nightly rust.