An interactive reference to Cairo Virtual Machine

This is the frontend source code that runs cairovm.codes web application. Repository with the backend code can be found here. Below you will find the docs on how to contribute to the project and get it up and running locally for further development.

cairovm.codes is brought to you by Walnut.

The app requires the following dependencies:

• NodeJS >= 18
• npm

For contributing to the project, you can quickly get the application running by following these steps:

Clone this repository:

git clone [email protected]:walnuthq/cairovm.codes.git

Install the dependencies:

npm install

Start up the app and see it running at http://localhost:3000

npm run dev

Deployments are handled automatically by Cloudflare, as soon as your PR is merged to main.

cairovm.codes is built and maintained by a small team, so we would definitely love your help to fix bugs, add new features and improvements. Head on to the issues tab to find a list of open contributions.

Before you submit a pull request, please make sure there isn't an existing GitHub issue. If there isn't, create one first to discuss the best way to approach it and also get some feedback from the team.

Once you are about to submit a pull request, prefix the name with either chore: (small improvements and regular maintenance), fix: (bugs and hot fixes), or feat: (new features) to help us quickly look up the type of the issue from the Git history.

The project is already pre-configured with Eslint, TypeScript, and Prettier. Here are some useful commands you can run to ensure your changes follow the project's coding conventions:

Check for any linting issues and fix:

npm run lint --fix

Check for any TypeScript issues:

npm run typecheck

Sort the package.json:

npm run lint:package

• Web app to compile & present Cairo > Sierra > CASM
• Step-by-step execution of CASM
• Step-by-step execution of Sierra
• Step-by-step execution of Cairo
• Visual gas metering

If you would like to contribute, make sure to check the architecture document to learn about the code structure, and how the app is built.

MIT