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Revm is a highly efficient and stable implementation of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) written in Rust.

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Known for its robustness, it stands as one of the most popular libraries and a critical component of the Ethereum ecosystem. Revm plays a crucial role across various projects, being widely utilized by almost all tooling and block builders. It is integrated into Reth, multiple Layer 2 variants and other clients and serving as a standard for zkVMs.

Revm offers two primary applications: firstly, it functions as an executor where users can set up block info and process mainnet transactions; secondly, it acts as a framework that facilitates the extension and support of different EVM variants such as op-revm.

How to use:

Here is a straightforward example of using the Execution API: It allows us to create an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and execute transactions. Additionally, it can be utilized to generate traces with the inspector or more complex example of foundry cheatcodes.

letmut evm = Context::mainnet().with_block(block).build_mainnet();let out = evm.transact(tx);// or you can use powerful inspection tool to trace itletmut evm = evm.with_inspector(tracer);let out = evm.inspect_tx(tx);

The EVM Framework API is somewhat complex to use, but this document provides a detailed explanation. It enables users to extend logic, incorporate various context types, and offers built-in support for inspection. For a practical example, you can refer to the op-revm crate.

Users:

As previously noted, there are several groups of projects that utilize this technology:

The full list of projects that use Revm is available in the awesome-revm section of the book.

How to, dev section

The book and Architecture and API page is the best starting resource.

Some quick links can be found here. Some point to code documentation or the book. code docs are there to explain usage of a particular part of the code where the book is to get more of an overview of the architecture or how components/projects fit together.

Supported Rust Versions (MSRV)

Revm always aims to stay up-to-date with the latest stable Rust release.

The Minimum Supported Rust Version (MSRV) may be updated at any time, so we can take advantage of new features and improvements in Rust.

Community:

For questions please open a github issue or join the public telegram group

Licence

Revm is licensed under MIT Licence.

Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in these crates by you, shall be licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.

If gmp feature flag is used, GPL code gets compiled, if enabled please make sure to follow this license.

Security

For any security questions or findings, please reach out to me directly via email at dragan0rakita@gmail.com or contact me on Keybase under the username @draganrakita.

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Revm is a highly efficient and stable implementation of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) written in Rust.
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Known for its robustness, it stands as one of the most popular libraries and a critical component of the Ethereum ecosystem. Revm plays a crucial role across various projects, being widely utilized by almost all tooling and block builders. It is integrated into Reth, multiple Layer 2 variants and other clients and serving as a standard for zkVMs.
Revm offers two primary applications: firstly, it functions as an executor where users can set up block info and process mainnet transactions; secondly, it acts as a framework that facilitates the extension and support of different EVM variants such as op-revm.
How to use:
Here is a straightforward example of using the Execution API: It allows us to create an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and execute transactions. Additionally, it can be utilized to generate traces with the inspector or more complex example of foundry cheatcodes.
letmut evm = Context::mainnet().with_block(block).build_mainnet();let out = evm.transact(tx);// or you can use powerful inspection tool to trace itletmut evm = evm.with_inspector(tracer);let out = evm.inspect_tx(tx);
The EVM Framework API is somewhat complex to use, but this document provides a detailed explanation. It enables users to extend logic, incorporate various context types, and offers built-in support for inspection. For a practical example, you can refer to the op-revm crate.
Users:
As previously noted, there are several groups of projects that utilize this technology:
The full list of projects that use Revm is available in the awesome-revm section of the book.
How to, dev section
The book and Architecture and API page is the best starting resource.
Some quick links can be found here. Some point to code documentation or the book. code docs are there to explain usage of a particular part of the code where the book is to get more of an overview of the architecture or how components/projects fit together.
Supported Rust Versions (MSRV)
Revm always aims to stay up-to-date with the latest stable Rust release.
The Minimum Supported Rust Version (MSRV) may be updated at any time, so we can take advantage of new features and improvements in Rust.
Community:
For questions please open a github issue or join the public telegram group
Licence
Revm is licensed under MIT Licence.
Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in these crates by you, shall be licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.
If gmp feature flag is used, GPL code gets compiled, if enabled please make sure to follow this license.
Security
For any security questions or findings, please reach out to me directly via email at dragan0rakita@gmail.com or contact me on Keybase under the username @draganrakita.
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Revm is a highly efficient and stable implementation of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) written in Rust.
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Known for its robustness, it stands as one of the most popular libraries and a critical component of the Ethereum ecosystem. Revm plays a crucial role across various projects, being widely utilized by almost all tooling and block builders. It is integrated into Reth, multiple Layer 2 variants and other clients and serving as a standard for zkVMs.
Revm offers two primary applications: firstly, it functions as an executor where users can set up block info and process mainnet transactions; secondly, it acts as a framework that facilitates the extension and support of different EVM variants such as op-revm.
How to use:
Here is a straightforward example of using the Execution API: It allows us to create an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and execute transactions. Additionally, it can be utilized to generate traces with the inspector or more complex example of foundry cheatcodes.
letmut evm = Context::mainnet().with_block(block).build_mainnet();let out = evm.transact(tx);// or you can use powerful inspection tool to trace itletmut evm = evm.with_inspector(tracer);let out = evm.inspect_tx(tx);
The EVM Framework API is somewhat complex to use, but this document provides a detailed explanation. It enables users to extend logic, incorporate various context types, and offers built-in support for inspection. For a practical example, you can refer to the op-revm crate.
Users:
As previously noted, there are several groups of projects that utilize this technology:
The full list of projects that use Revm is available in the awesome-revm section of the book.
How to, dev section
The book and Architecture and API page is the best starting resource.
Some quick links can be found here. Some point to code documentation or the book. code docs are there to explain usage of a particular part of the code where the book is to get more of an overview of the architecture or how components/projects fit together.
Supported Rust Versions (MSRV)
Revm always aims to stay up-to-date with the latest stable Rust release.
The Minimum Supported Rust Version (MSRV) may be updated at any time, so we can take advantage of new features and improvements in Rust.
Community:
For questions please open a github issue or join the public telegram group
Licence
Revm is licensed under MIT Licence.
Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in these crates by you, shall be licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.
If gmp feature flag is used, GPL code gets compiled, if enabled please make sure to follow this license.
Security
For any security questions or findings, please reach out to me directly via email at dragan0rakita@gmail.com or contact me on Keybase under the username @draganrakita.
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Known for its robustness, it stands as one of the most popular libraries and a critical component of the Ethereum ecosystem. Revm plays a crucial role across various projects, being widely utilized by almost all tooling and block builders. It is integrated into Reth, multiple Layer 2 variants and other clients and serving as a standard for zkVMs.
Revm offers two primary applications: firstly, it functions as an executor where users can set up block info and process mainnet transactions; secondly, it acts as a framework that facilitates the extension and support of different EVM variants such as op-revm.
How to use:
Here is a straightforward example of using the Execution API: It allows us to create an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and execute transactions. Additionally, it can be utilized to generate traces with the inspector or more complex example of foundry cheatcodes.
letmut evm = Context::mainnet().with_block(block).build_mainnet();let out = evm.transact(tx);// or you can use powerful inspection tool to trace itletmut evm = evm.with_inspector(tracer);let out = evm.inspect_tx(tx);
The EVM Framework API is somewhat complex to use, but this document provides a detailed explanation. It enables users to extend logic, incorporate various context types, and offers built-in support for inspection. For a practical example, you can refer to the op-revm crate.
Users:
As previously noted, there are several groups of projects that utilize this technology:
The full list of projects that use Revm is available in the awesome-revm section of the book.
How to, dev section
The book and Architecture and API page is the best starting resource.
Some quick links can be found here. Some point to code documentation or the book. code docs are there to explain usage of a particular part of the code where the book is to get more of an overview of the architecture or how components/projects fit together.
Supported Rust Versions (MSRV)
Revm always aims to stay up-to-date with the latest stable Rust release.
The Minimum Supported Rust Version (MSRV) may be updated at any time, so we can take advantage of new features and improvements in Rust.
Community:
For questions please open a github issue or join the public telegram group
Licence
Revm is licensed under MIT Licence.
Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in these crates by you, shall be licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.
If gmp feature flag is used, GPL code gets compiled, if enabled please make sure to follow this license.
Security
For any security questions or findings, please reach out to me directly via email at dragan0rakita@gmail.com or contact me on Keybase under the username @draganrakita.
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Known for its robustness, it stands as one of the most popular libraries and a critical component of the Ethereum ecosystem. Revm plays a crucial role across various projects, being widely utilized by almost all tooling and block builders. It is integrated into Reth, multiple Layer 2 variants and other clients and serving as a standard for zkVMs.
Revm offers two primary applications: firstly, it functions as an executor where users can set up block info and process mainnet transactions; secondly, it acts as a framework that facilitates the extension and support of different EVM variants such as op-revm.
How to use:
Here is a straightforward example of using the Execution API: It allows us to create an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and execute transactions. Additionally, it can be utilized to generate traces with the inspector or more complex example of foundry cheatcodes.
letmut evm = Context::mainnet().with_block(block).build_mainnet();let out = evm.transact(tx);// or you can use powerful inspection tool to trace itletmut evm = evm.with_inspector(tracer);let out = evm.inspect_tx(tx);
The EVM Framework API is somewhat complex to use, but this document provides a detailed explanation. It enables users to extend logic, incorporate various context types, and offers built-in support for inspection. For a practical example, you can refer to the op-revm crate.
Users:
As previously noted, there are several groups of projects that utilize this technology:
The full list of projects that use Revm is available in the awesome-revm section of the book.
How to, dev section
The book and Architecture and API page is the best starting resource.
Some quick links can be found here. Some point to code documentation or the book. code docs are there to explain usage of a particular part of the code where the book is to get more of an overview of the architecture or how components/projects fit together.
Supported Rust Versions (MSRV)
Revm always aims to stay up-to-date with the latest stable Rust release.
The Minimum Supported Rust Version (MSRV) may be updated at any time, so we can take advantage of new features and improvements in Rust.
Community:
For questions please open a github issue or join the public telegram group
Licence
Revm is licensed under MIT Licence.
Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in these crates by you, shall be licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.
If gmp feature flag is used, GPL code gets compiled, if enabled please make sure to follow this license.
Security
For any security questions or findings, please reach out to me directly via email at dragan0rakita@gmail.com or contact me on Keybase under the username @draganrakita.
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Known for its robustness, it stands as one of the most popular libraries and a critical component of the Ethereum ecosystem. Revm plays a crucial role across various projects, being widely utilized by almost all tooling and block builders. It is integrated into Reth, multiple Layer 2 variants and other clients and serving as a standard for zkVMs.
Revm offers two primary applications: firstly, it functions as an executor where users can set up block info and process mainnet transactions; secondly, it acts as a framework that facilitates the extension and support of different EVM variants such as op-revm.
How to use:
Here is a straightforward example of using the Execution API: It allows us to create an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and execute transactions. Additionally, it can be utilized to generate traces with the inspector or more complex example of foundry cheatcodes.
letmut evm = Context::mainnet().with_block(block).build_mainnet();let out = evm.transact(tx);// or you can use powerful inspection tool to trace itletmut evm = evm.with_inspector(tracer);let out = evm.inspect_tx(tx);
The EVM Framework API is somewhat complex to use, but this document provides a detailed explanation. It enables users to extend logic, incorporate various context types, and offers built-in support for inspection. For a practical example, you can refer to the op-revm crate.
Users:
As previously noted, there are several groups of projects that utilize this technology:
The full list of projects that use Revm is available in the awesome-revm section of the book.
How to, dev section
The book and Architecture and API page is the best starting resource.
Some quick links can be found here. Some point to code documentation or the book. code docs are there to explain usage of a particular part of the code where the book is to get more of an overview of the architecture or how components/projects fit together.
Supported Rust Versions (MSRV)
Revm always aims to stay up-to-date with the latest stable Rust release.
The Minimum Supported Rust Version (MSRV) may be updated at any time, so we can take advantage of new features and improvements in Rust.
Community:
For questions please open a github issue or join the public telegram group
Licence
Revm is licensed under MIT Licence.
Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in these crates by you, shall be licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.
If gmp feature flag is used, GPL code gets compiled, if enabled please make sure to follow this license.
Security
For any security questions or findings, please reach out to me directly via email at dragan0rakita@gmail.com or contact me on Keybase under the username @draganrakita.
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Known for its robustness, it stands as one of the most popular libraries and a critical component of the Ethereum ecosystem. Revm plays a crucial role across various projects, being widely utilized by almost all tooling and block builders. It is integrated into Reth, multiple Layer 2 variants and other clients and serving as a standard for zkVMs.
Revm offers two primary applications: firstly, it functions as an executor where users can set up block info and process mainnet transactions; secondly, it acts as a framework that facilitates the extension and support of different EVM variants such as op-revm.
How to use:
Here is a straightforward example of using the Execution API: It allows us to create an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and execute transactions. Additionally, it can be utilized to generate traces with the inspector or more complex example of foundry cheatcodes.
letmut evm = Context::mainnet().with_block(block).build_mainnet();let out = evm.transact(tx);// or you can use powerful inspection tool to trace itletmut evm = evm.with_inspector(tracer);let out = evm.inspect_tx(tx);
The EVM Framework API is somewhat complex to use, but this document provides a detailed explanation. It enables users to extend logic, incorporate various context types, and offers built-in support for inspection. For a practical example, you can refer to the op-revm crate.
Users:
As previously noted, there are several groups of projects that utilize this technology:
The full list of projects that use Revm is available in the awesome-revm section of the book.
How to, dev section
The book and Architecture and API page is the best starting resource.
Some quick links can be found here. Some point to code documentation or the book. code docs are there to explain usage of a particular part of the code where the book is to get more of an overview of the architecture or how components/projects fit together.
Supported Rust Versions (MSRV)
Revm always aims to stay up-to-date with the latest stable Rust release.
The Minimum Supported Rust Version (MSRV) may be updated at any time, so we can take advantage of new features and improvements in Rust.
Community:
For questions please open a github issue or join the public telegram group
Licence
Revm is licensed under MIT Licence.
Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in these crates by you, shall be licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.
If gmp feature flag is used, GPL code gets compiled, if enabled please make sure to follow this license.
Security
For any security questions or findings, please reach out to me directly via email at dragan0rakita@gmail.com or contact me on Keybase under the username @draganrakita.
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Revm is a highly efficient and stable implementation of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) written in Rust.
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Known for its robustness, it stands as one of the most popular libraries and a critical component of the Ethereum ecosystem. Revm plays a crucial role across various projects, being widely utilized by almost all tooling and block builders. It is integrated into Reth, multiple Layer 2 variants and other clients and serving as a standard for zkVMs.
Revm offers two primary applications: firstly, it functions as an executor where users can set up block info and process mainnet transactions; secondly, it acts as a framework that facilitates the extension and support of different EVM variants such as op-revm.
How to use:
Here is a straightforward example of using the Execution API: It allows us to create an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and execute transactions. Additionally, it can be utilized to generate traces with the inspector or more complex example of foundry cheatcodes.
letmut evm = Context::mainnet().with_block(block).build_mainnet();let out = evm.transact(tx);// or you can use powerful inspection tool to trace itletmut evm = evm.with_inspector(tracer);let out = evm.inspect_tx(tx);
The EVM Framework API is somewhat complex to use, but this document provides a detailed explanation. It enables users to extend logic, incorporate various context types, and offers built-in support for inspection. For a practical example, you can refer to the op-revm crate.
Users:
As previously noted, there are several groups of projects that utilize this technology:
The full list of projects that use Revm is available in the awesome-revm section of the book.
How to, dev section
The book and Architecture and API page is the best starting resource.
Some quick links can be found here. Some point to code documentation or the book. code docs are there to explain usage of a particular part of the code where the book is to get more of an overview of the architecture or how components/projects fit together.
Supported Rust Versions (MSRV)
Revm always aims to stay up-to-date with the latest stable Rust release.
The Minimum Supported Rust Version (MSRV) may be updated at any time, so we can take advantage of new features and improvements in Rust.
Community:
For questions please open a github issue or join the public telegram group
Licence
Revm is licensed under MIT Licence.
Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in these crates by you, shall be licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.
If gmp feature flag is used, GPL code gets compiled, if enabled please make sure to follow this license.
Security
For any security questions or findings, please reach out to me directly via email at dragan0rakita@gmail.com or contact me on Keybase under the username @draganrakita.
About
Rust Ethereum virtual machine (revm) Is EVM written in rust that is focused on speed and simplicity
Resources
Readme
MIT license
Security policy
Security policy
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
22 stars
Watchers
1 watching
Forks
9 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Contributors
Languages