ZKType simplifies and makes user-friendly the process of working with Circom circuits.
- Generate a zkit wrapper for given circuits.
- Support for
groth16
andplonk
proving systems. - Ensure that all inputs and proofs are correctly formatted.
To install the package, run:
npm install --save-dev @solarity/zktype
Important
ZKType is not meant to be used directly as its fitness relies heavily on the environment, e.g., on Circom compilation artifacts management. Consider using hardhat-zkit, which is a complete, developer-friendly package.
CircuitTypesGenerator
is an entry point for generating TypeScript bindings for a given circuit.
To create a CircuitTypesGenerator
object, it is necessary to pass a config:
ZKTypeConfig = {
basePath: "circuits",
projectRoot: process.cwd(),
circuitsArtifacts: [
{
artifactPath: "circuits/auth/Matrix_artifacts.json",
circuitProtocolType: ["groth16"],
},
],
outputTypesDir: "generated-types/circuits",
}
This config contains all the information required to generate TypeScript bindings for given circuits.
basePath
- Path to the root directory of the project where circuits are stored.projectRoot
- Absolute path to the root directory of the project.circuitsArtifacts
- Array of object containing the path to the circuit artifact and the protocol type of the circuit.outputTypesDir
- Path to the directory where the generated types will be stored.- Optional. Default:
generated-types/circuits
.
- Optional. Default:
async generateTypes()
Generates TypeScript bindings for the given circuits, based on the provided config.
const generator = new CircuitTypesGenerator(config);
await generator.generateTypes();
Also, this function generates the hardhat.d.ts
file, where you can find all the possible objects that can be retrieved by the function below.
async getCircuitObject(circuitName: string, protocolType?: string): Promise<any>
Returns the constructible object for the given circuit.
const generator = new CircuitTypesGenerator(config);
await generator.generateTypes();
const circuitObject = await generator.getCircuitObject("MyCircuit", "groth16");
The package supports generation of circuits by the groth16
and plonk
protocols at the same time.
In this case, you will have to specify the protocol type when retrieving the object.
After the circuitObject
is retrieved, check out the zkit documentation to see how to work with it.
To ensure that the object can be imported, check the hardhat.d.ts
file.