Compiling to AVM bytecode¶
The PuyaPy compiler can compile Algorand Python smart contracts directly into AVM bytecode. Once compiled, this bytecode can be utilized to construct AVM Application Call transactions both on and off chain.
Outputting AVM bytecode from CLI¶
The --output-bytecode
option can be used to generate .bin
files for smart contracts and logic signatures, producing an approval and clear program for each smart contract.
Obtaining bytecode within other contracts¶
The compile_contract
function takes an Algorand Python smart contract class and returns a CompiledContract
,
The global state, local state and program pages allocation parameters are derived from the contract by default, but can be overridden.
This compiled contract can then be used to create an algopy.itxn.ApplicationCall
transaction or used with the ARC4 functions.
The compile_logicsig
takes an Algorand Python logic signature and returns a CompiledLogicSig
, which can be used to
verify if a transaction has been signed by a particular logic signature.
Template variables¶
Algorand Python supports defining algopy.TemplateVar
variables that can be substituted during compilation.
For example, the following contract has UInt64
and Bytes
template variables.
from algopy import ARC4Contract, Bytes, TemplateVar, UInt64, arc4
class TemplatedContract(ARC4Contract):
@arc4.abimethod
def my_method(self) -> UInt64:
return TemplateVar[UInt64]("SOME_UINT")
@arc4.abimethod
def my_other_method(self) -> Bytes:
return TemplateVar[Bytes]("SOME_BYTES")
When compiling to bytecode, the values for these template variables must be provided. These values can be provided via the CLI,
or through the template_vars
parameter of the compile_contract
and compile_logicsig
functions.
CLI¶
The --template-var
option can be used to define each variable.
For example to provide the values for the above example contract the following command could be used
puyapy --template-var SOME_UINT=123 --template-var SOME_BYTES=0xABCD templated_contract.py
Within other contracts¶
The functions compile_contract
and compile_logicsig
both have an optional template_vars
parameter
which can be used to define template variables. Variables defined in this manner take priority over variables defined on the CLI.
from algopy import Bytes, UInt64, arc4, compile_contract, subroutine
from templated_contract import TemplatedContract
@subroutine
def create_templated_contract() -> None:
compiled = compile_contract(
TemplatedContract,
global_uints=2, # customize allocated global uints
template_vars={ # provide template vars
"SOME_UINT": UInt64(123),
"SOME_BYTES": Bytes(b"\xAB\xCD")
},
)
arc4.arc4_create(TemplatedContract, compiled=compiled)