EvmAddress
An Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) Address can be represented using the EvmAddress
type. It's definition matches the Sway standard library type being a Struct
wrapper around an inner Bits256
value.
// #import { EvmAddress };
const evmAddress: EvmAddress = {
value: Bits256,
};
An EVM Address only has 20 bytes therefore the first 12 bytes of the Bits256
value are set to 0. Within the SDK, an Address
can be instantiated and converted to a wrapped and Sway compatible EVM Address using the toEvmAddress()
function:
// #import { EvmAddress, Address };
const b256Address = '0xbebd3baab326f895289ecbd4210cf886ce41952316441ae4cac35f00f0e882a6';
const address = Address.fromB256(b256Address);
const evmAddress: EvmAddress = address.toEvmAddress();
The EvmAddress
type can be integrated with your contract calls. Consider the following contract that can compare and return an EVM Address:
contract;
use std::vm::evm::evm_address::EvmAddress;
configurable {
B256_ADDR: b256 = 0xbebd3baab326f895289ecbd4210cf886ce41952316441ae4cac35f00f0e882a6,
}
abi EvmTest {
fn echo_address() -> EvmAddress;
fn echo_address_comparison(evm_addr: EvmAddress) -> bool;
}
impl EvmTest for Contract {
fn echo_address() -> EvmAddress {
return EvmAddress::from(B256_ADDR);
}
fn echo_address_comparison(evm_addr: EvmAddress) -> bool {
let evm_addr2 = EvmAddress::from(B256_ADDR);
evm_addr == evm_addr2
}
}
The EvmAddress
type can be used with the SDK and passed to the contract function as follows:
// #import { EvmAddress };
const evmAddress: EvmAddress = {
value: Bits256,
};
const { value } = await contract.functions.echo_address_comparison(evmAddress).simulate();
expect(value).toBeTruthy();
And to validate the returned value:
// #import { EvmAddress };
const evmAddress: EvmAddress = {
value: Bits256,
};
const { value } = await contract.functions.echo_address().simulate();
expect(value).toEqual(evmAddress);