A wrapper of solc so that you can compile contracts in the browser
npm install browser-solcForked from https://github.com/ericxtang/browser-solc to wrap it into a npm package so that it can be easily imported into a Webpack (or another bundler) web app.
Solc is the solidity compiler. It usually runs on the Ethereum node. Browser-solidity is an example for Solc in the browser, but it's hard to pick apart just the solc library from the entire application. This repo is a wrapper that helps you do that. browser-solc is a browserified version of solc-js.
You should use browser-solc if you:
* Want to do solc.compile() in your Dapp
* Don't want to worry about browserify the solc-js npm package
npm install --save browser-solc
``javascript
import browserSolc from 'browser-solc';
// After importing, the BrowserSolc will be loaded into the window object. This is required as it was built with browserify.
//Get a list of all possibile solc versions
BrowserSolc.getVersions(function(soljsonSources, soljsonReleases) {
console.log(soljsonSources);
console.log(soljsonReleases);
});
//Load a specific compiler version
BrowserSolc.loadVersion("soljson-v0.4.6+commit.2dabbdf0.js", function(compiler) {
source = 'contract x { function g() {} }';
optimize = 1;
result = compiler.compile(source, optimize);
console.log(result);
});
`
, run npm run build`.Note: browser-solc does NOT implement the whole interface of solc-js.