Ethereum Solidity local node testing with security features for Visual Studio Code.
Develop, test, and secure Solidity smart contracts directly in Visual Studio Code with real-time security analysis, local node testing, and advanced debugging tools. Solidity (Wake) brings a Remix-like experience to your existing workflow with tools for compilation, deployment, and contract interaction on a local Ethereum network. Catch security risks early with built-in vulnerability detection, call graphs, and contract inheritance visualization without leaving VS Code.
This extension was built by a leading blockchain auditing firm that has worked with Lido, AAVE, Axelar, Safe, LayerZero, and more. It was developed for our professional needs and made open-source for a safer web3.
Benefits:
- Test and interact with your smart contracts on an Ethereum local node
- See vulnerabilities from static analysis in real-time
- Best code navigation experience, call-graphs and more
Compile your contracts and deploy them on a local chain for testing
Test your deployed contracts by interacting with them using function calls with different inputs
Catch potential issues early with real-time static analysis
Get an overall overview of issues in your project
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See compilation errors highlighted in code
Quickly navigate to any function or variable definition with a click
Right click to see a context menu, and use it to find all references
Click and jump to linked files and resources
Use hover to see instant documentation in your code
Navigate big projects with ease using the Contract Outline
Code Lens shows you relevant information like functions selectors and parameter references inside your code
Visualise contract inheritance and function control flows with graphs
The Solidity extension uses the PyPi package eth-wake which requires Python 3.8 or higher. This package is automatically installed via conda by default.
Rosetta is required to be enabled on Apple Silicon Macs.
juanfranblanco/vscode-solidity: a base of our Solidity grammar
joaompinto/vscode-graphviz: a base of our Graphviz integration
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Go to references, number of references and other features do not work correctly with no workspace open
It is always recommended to open a project as a folder (File -> Open folder). Open file should only be used when opening a single file or several files inside the same folder.
- Analysis does not work when the workspace contains compilation errors
The extension relies on the solc compiler. For this reason, files containing compilation errors and files importing these files cannot be analyzed.