quickpoc

easy POC template generation from the command line

features

from the command line, call quickpoc 0x.. [folder_name] to generate a ready-to-go sandbox for running POCs for the given address against mainnet, including:

• forge template with name mirroring contract name
• src/ folder populated with all contracts and libraries
• test file autogenerated with contract import
• test setup with contract variable and mainnet forking
• cd folder_name copied to clipboard to save you 1 extra second

you can run forge test to confirm it's working, then go into tests/POC.t.sol to interact with the contract (saved in storage as c).

install

0. on a UNIX machine with bash installed, install all dependencies:

• foundry (follow instructions here)
• jq (brew install jq)
• graphviz (brew install graphviz)
• surya (npm i -g surya)
• sol2uml (npm i -g sol2uml)

1. download the quickpoc file from this repo.

2. set up two environment variables by calling the following from your terminal:

• export ETH_RPC_URL="..."
• export ETHERSCAN_API_KEY="..."

3. you can then run it directly by calling the file (./quickpoc)

4. more conveniently, install it globally:

• put it somewhere you won't touch it (usually ~/bin)
• if this folder isn't already in your path, open your bash run control file (for example, ~/.zshrc) and add the following line: export PATH="$PATH:/Users/path_to_folder_holding_file
• call chmod +x path_to_file to make the file executable
• you should then be able to call quickpoc 0x.. from any folder to generate the POC folder within it.

future

• support non-mainnet networks
• allow inputting multiple addresses
• automatically pull all contracts listed on an immunefi page

please submit issues for any additional features you'd like to see :)

thank yous

big thanks to deliriusz for adding graph viz tools, proxy checks, and professionalism.