A BlockCAT Technologies contribution - https://blockcat.io
Are you tired of having to manually combine all of your files when verifying your contract source on Etherscan? This script automatically traverses the dependency graph and outputs all of your imports in the correct order, ready to be pasted into the contract verifier.
This is also useful for quickly throwing your source into Remix without having to fumble with local filesystem connections.
NOTE: This script does not work with imports that are aliased (i.e.
import './A.sol' as B;).
- Python 3.5+,
pip solc, the Solidity compiler- Note: The NPM version of the compiler does not expose enough functionality to satisfy the requirements of this tool.
pip install solidity-flattener
usage: solidity_flattener [-h] [--output FILENAME] [--solc-paths SOLC_PATHS]
target_solidity_file
Flattens a target Solidity source file by resolving all of its imports and
dependencies. NOTE: This does not work with imports that are aliased (i.e.
import './A.sol' as B; )
positional arguments:
target_solidity_file Specifies the target Solidity source file to flatten.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--output FILENAME Specifies the output destination filename. Outputs to
stdout by default.
--solc-paths SOLC_PATHS
Specifies the path replacements to pass onto solidity.
See solc --help for more information.
To flatten a Solidity file:
solidity_flattener StandardToken.sol
To output to a file instead of standard out:
solidity_flattener --output StandardTokenFlattened.sol StandardToken.sol
To provide import path redirections:
solidity_flattener --solc-paths="my_solidity_path=my_actual_path" StandardToken.sol
Pull requests are welcome, or feel free to open an issue to discuss.