Pyk scripts #10
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virgil-serbanuta
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rust-lite/src/rust_lite/cli.py
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| # command_parser.add_parser('version', help='Print Rust-Lite version and exit.', parents=[rust_lite_cli_args.logging_args]) |
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This PR introduces pyk scripts to the rust demo semantics projects. The pyk scripts will be of great value for helping develop, validate, and test our semantics.
To run the project, first run
make buildin the repository’s root folder, thencdintorust-lite, runpoetry installand finallypoetry run main run PATH_TO_CONTRACT. This will parse the contract and place it into the K cell, triggering rewriting operations afterwards. Once the rewriting operations are finished, the content of the K cell is printed.For ease of testing, a few contracts can be executed directly without having to provide a path. To execute them (place them on the K cell), use the specific commands:
poetry run empty: Runs the empty smart contract;poetry run erc20: Runs the ERC20 smart contract;poetry run lending: Runs the lending smart contract;poetry run staking: Runs the staking smart contract.