Closed tbfleming closed 6 years ago
It was automatically generated .. that tool was not maintained in eosio.. Next week I can consolidate the files in that directory and drop the name generated.
I noticed the bios abi has most of what's in generated.json
, so I wrote a generation script today to see what happens. It's runs on node v8.11.1: extract-abi.js.txt
The definition order moved around, so I made it sort the definitions by name. I also sorted my local copy of the repo's generated.js
to make it easier to compare. There's a bunch of new definitions (e.g. set_account_limits
) and some new fields in updateauth
. The bios abi doesn't have the following definitions; some are already in base.json:
@tbfleming, I used your script in 42aa827 ..
Keep in mind, this may be temporary. I'm wondering if we could remove the "schema" folder from eosjs-json
and just include eosio.abi in the main eosjs
repository. I'm already parsing abis in eosjs
when a contract is loaded. I can just call that code statically when the eos instance is created.
Another option is to get_code the esoio abi at startup. That's the approach I took with https://github.com/tbfleming/eos-altjs .
I do lookup the ABI if you go into eos.contract('eosio', eosio => {..})
.. However, I update eosio.abi
manually and package it allowing those more common actions to be used without looking them up (ex: eos[actionName](..)
) ..
By its name, I assume
generated.json
is automatically generated. How is this done?