In our quest to make Remix better for your workflow, we have integrated some Hardhat features and configurations so you can go between the two platforms! Note: The integration is new as of Remix IDE v0.12.0 and Remixd v0.3.6 Remixd and Hardhat Remixd is a way to connect your local file system with…

Testing scenarios example — Note: This blog is more of a technical one. If you haven’t worked with remix-tests or not very familiar with it, you should first read part1 & part2 of this series. As more people are looking to use remix-tests module/ Solidity Unit Testing plugin of Remix-IDE to unit test their…

Custom compiler-transaction context & use as a CLI-CI — This blog is in continuation of a previous one. It is recommended to read part 1 first. In part 1, we learnt how to write tests for Solidity smart contract in Solidity itself using remix-tests . Although contracts frequently need to be tested in different transaction contexts: with different values…

As a Remix IDE plugin — If you are a Solidity developer and looking to write unit tests for your smart contract, you don’t need to learn any other language. You can test your contract in Solidity itself using the tool: remix-tests Remix-tests is a tool to test Solidity smart contracts which is developed and maintained…

Remix IDE is released & deployed to https://remix.ethereum.org. It is also available as an NPM module here. With this release, we mainly worked on following features: Now there are more than one initial Solidity example contracts with increasing complexity level (prefixed with complexity level) which will help early developers with their learning curve

enabling Fallback & Receive functions support — Prologue With Solidity v0.6.0 release, unnamed function in Solidity (usually called as fallback) has been split in two: fallback& receive . Users were looking for a feature in remix where they can send the value directly to a smart contract to test various functionalities even before the function split. (Read more…

Solidity has come out with major breaking release of the Solidity compiler and language i.e. v0.6.0. As a smart contract developer and Blockchain Enthusiast, one should be aware about them as it is going to change the way we develop smart contracts. These changes are basically inspired by existing languages…

Every time one setup a crypto wallet, he/she is provided 12 (in some case 24) mnemonic phrases and asked to keep it secure. These mnemonics are further used to recover accounts and related crypto balance. One set of mnemonic can be used to create multiple addresses. This method of generating…

Solidity has been the primary language for smart contract development. While writing various contracts, we maintain modules for code reuse and management. We import the code from various files in our main file. For various purposes like to verify contract on Etherscan (Although sol-verifier handles it internally using this), we…