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Contributing

Everyone is very welcome to contribute on the codebase of Remix. Please reach us in Gitter!

The easiest way to work on remix-debugger or remix-solidity is to pull the remix-ide (Remix IDE) repository (https://github.com/ethereum/remix-ide) which has a strong Remix integration. Then, in remix-ide, execute npm install, npm run pullremix, npm run linkremixsolidity. then npm run build && npm run serve to start a new Remix IDE instance (you can see it in the browser at 127.0.0.1:8080).

To interact with the Remix code:

  1. For static analysis: compile a new contact, click on the Analysis. The content of this tab is provided by the remix-solidity/analysis library.

  2. For Debugging: compile a new contact, deploy it (Create button in the run tab), and then in the remix IDE terminal a transaction should appear, click on Debug. The Debugger tab get the focus, the content if this tab is provided by the remix-debugger library.

  3. For Decoding local and state variables: follow 2), then expand (is not already) the Solidity State and Solidity Locals panels, the content of thoses panel are provided by the remix-solidity/decoder library.

Reminder: the Remix repository contains tools used to debug transactions, one of these tools being a debugger. The remix-ide repository contains the Remix IDE (online version remix.ethereum.org), which make use of the Remix repository for the debugging features.

Coding style

Remix makes use of the npm coding style. Please make sure your code is compliant with this coding standard before sending a PR. You'll find in the link above tools to integrate this coding style with multiple developer tools (Emacs, Atom...). You can also make use of the npm run test which will check your local repository against the coding style.