Deployer IDE is an intuitive interface for interacting with Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain (BSC) networks. It provides tools for compiling, deploying, and managing smart contracts across multiple networks, all from a single interface.
The interface is divided into four main sections:
- 📡 Left Panel: Network selection, key input, contract compilation, and deployment functions.
- 💻 Center Panel: Smart contract code input and import.
- 🖥 Right Panel: Logs display, bytecode and ABI, and saved contracts management.
- 🔗 Button Menu: Quick access to commonly used resources such as Documentation, Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Etherscan, BscScan, and DEX Tools.
At the top of the panel, you can choose between different networks:
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BNB Main Network:
https://bsc-dataseed.binance.org/
For real transactions on the Binance Smart Chain using BNB tokens. -
BNB Test Network:
https://data-seed-prebsc-1-s1.binance.org:8545/
Test network for BSC, useful for debugging without real funds. -
Ethereum Main Network:
https://eth.llamarpc.com
Provides access to the Ethereum mainnet for real transactions. -
Ethereum Sepolia Test Network:
https://ethereum-sepolia-rpc.publicnode.com
Ideal for testing contracts without risking real funds.
⚠️ Note: We recommend thoroughly testing your contract on a test network before moving to the mainnet.
Once a network is selected, the application connects automatically, using the provided private key.
- Private Key: Enter your wallet’s private key to sign transactions on the chosen network.
The wallet address and balance are displayed once a connection is established, updating in real-time based on the selected network.
Seed Phrase Converter securely converts your seed phrase to a private key, allowing for wallet management.
- Enter the seed phrase in the input field.
- Click Seed Phrase to Private key.
- The private key will display in the logs for 10 seconds.
⚠️ Security Notice: The private key is shown for 10 seconds only, then automatically cleared from the logs.
Select the appropriate Solidity compiler version for your contract.
- Supported Versions: From 0.4.11 to 0.8.26.
- Auto-Suggestion: The interface suggests a suitable compiler version based on your code to avoid compatibility issues.
Choosing the correct compiler version ensures compatibility with your contract's syntax and functionality.
The "Compile" button initiates import checking and compilation in one step.
- Import and Interface Check: Checks for missing imports in the contract code and downloads them as needed.
- Contract Compilation: After verification, the selected compiler version compiles the contract. ABI and bytecode are displayed upon successful compilation.
💡 Note: Previously loaded imports and interfaces are cached to speed up future compilations.
The "Deploy" button deploys the compiled contract to the selected network. After deployment, the contract's address and bytecode appear in the interface, with logs updating in real-time.
After deploying the contract, the interface enables the following:
- 🔄 Contract Functions: Easily interact with available contract functions, pass parameters, and retrieve output.
- 🔗 Blockchain Explorer Link: View contract details on Etherscan or BscScan.
The Central Panel offers essential tools for writing and checking Solidity code.
- Code Editing Field: Create or paste Solidity code with undo functionality and scroll support for long files.
- Built-in Syntax Checker: Detects syntax errors and displays messages in the logs, allowing for quick debugging.
The Right Panel provides key information related to contract creation, compilation, and management.
Log keeps a record of all contract-related actions, showing messages such as successes and errors, helping you trace every step.
The Bytecode Field displays the compiled bytecode, useful for verifying deployment and accessing low-level code representation.
ABI (Application Binary Interface) outlines contract functions, events, and data types, crucial for subsequent interactions.
Saved contracts are locally stored, offering the benefit of persistence over browser-based IDEs, which lose data on session resets. You can load saved contracts, interact with their functions, and continue working without recompiling.
Note: Saved contracts retain all settings, ABI, and data, making them accessible even after restarting the application.
A Green Connection Indicator at the top of the interface shows your network connection status, crucial for blockchain and API interactions.
Next to it, the Reset button clears all data, resetting the interface for a new session.
To delete specific saved contracts, right-click the desired contract and select Delete. To clear all saved data, delete the contracts.json file in the DeployerIDE folder.
The interface includes a range of buttons for quick access to popular tools and resources:
- Documentation: Opens the DeployerIDE user guide.
- Uniswap: Links to Uniswap, the Ethereum token exchange.
- PancakeSwap: Links to PancakeSwap for BSC token exchange.
- Etherscan: Accesses Etherscan for Ethereum data.
- BscScan: Accesses BscScan for BSC data.
- DEX Tools: Provides DEX analytics and trading tools.
The Encode as Uint256 feature converts an Ethereum address into a uint256 format. Useful for contract functions
requiring addresses in this specific data type.
DeployerIDE v2.0611 is built on Python 3.10 using key libraries:
web3- Interacts with Ethereum-compatible blockchains.requests- Sends HTTP requests to blockchain APIs.solcx- Compiles Solidity code.
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