bind.go

// Copyright 2016 The go-ethereum Authors
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// Package bind generates Ethereum contract Go bindings.
//
// Detailed usage document and tutorial available on the go-ethereum Wiki page:
// https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Native-DApps:-Go-bindings-to-Ethereum-contracts
package bind

import (
	"bytes"
	"errors"
	"fmt"
	"go/format"
	"regexp"
	"strings"
	"text/template"
	"unicode"

	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/accounts/abi"
	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/log"
)

// Lang is a target programming language selector to generate bindings for.
type Lang int

const (
	LangGo Lang = iota
	LangJava
	LangObjC
)

// Bind generates a Go wrapper around a contract ABI. This wrapper isn't meant
// to be used as is in client code, but rather as an intermediate struct which
// enforces compile time type safety and naming convention opposed to having to
// manually maintain hard coded strings that break on runtime.
func Bind(types []string, abis []string, bytecodes []string, fsigs []map[string]string, pkg string, lang Lang, libs map[string]string, aliases map[string]string) (string, error) {
	var (
		// contracts is the map of each individual contract requested binding
		contracts = make(map[string]*tmplContract)

		// structs is the map of all redeclared structs shared by passed contracts.
		structs = make(map[string]*tmplStruct)

		// isLib is the map used to flag each encountered library as such
		isLib = make(map[string]struct{})
	)
	for i := 0; i < len(types); i++ {
		// Parse the actual ABI to generate the binding for
		evmABI, err := abi.JSON(strings.NewReader(abis[i]))
		if err != nil {
			return "", err
		}
		// Strip any whitespace from the JSON ABI
		strippedABI := strings.Map(func(r rune) rune {
			if unicode.IsSpace(r) {
				return -1
			}
			return r
		}, abis[i])

		// Extract the call and transact methods; events, struct definitions; and sort them alphabetically
		var (
			calls     = make(map[string]*tmplMethod)
			transacts = make(map[string]*tmplMethod)
			events    = make(map[string]*tmplEvent)
			fallback  *tmplMethod
			receive   *tmplMethod

			// identifiers are used to detect duplicated identifiers of functions
			// and events. For all calls, transacts and events, abigen will generate
			// corresponding bindings. However we have to ensure there is no
			// identifier collisions in the bindings of these categories.
			callIdentifiers     = make(map[string]bool)
			transactIdentifiers = make(map[string]bool)
			eventIdentifiers    = make(map[string]bool)
		)

		for _, input := range evmABI.Constructor.Inputs {
			if hasStruct(input.Type) {
				bindStructType[lang](input.Type, structs)
			}
		}

		for _, original := range evmABI.Methods {
			// Normalize the method for capital cases and non-anonymous inputs/outputs
			normalized := original
			normalizedName := methodNormalizer[lang](alias(aliases, original.Name))

			// Ensure there is no duplicated identifier
			var identifiers = callIdentifiers
			if !original.IsConstant() {
				identifiers = transactIdentifiers
			}
			if identifiers[normalizedName] {
				return "", fmt.Errorf("duplicated identifier \"%s\"(normalized \"%s\"), use --alias for renaming", original.Name, normalizedName)
			}
			identifiers[normalizedName] = true

			normalized.Name = normalizedName
			normalized.Inputs = make([]abi.Argument, len(original.Inputs))
			copy(normalized.Inputs, original.Inputs)
			for j, input := range normalized.Inputs {
				if input.Name == "" {
					normalized.Inputs[j].Name = fmt.Sprintf("arg%d", j)
				}
				if hasStruct(input.Type) {
					bindStructType[lang](input.Type, structs)
				}
			}
			normalized.Outputs = make([]abi.Argument, len(original.Outputs))
			copy(normalized.Outputs, original.Outputs)
			for j, output := range normalized.Outputs {
				if output.Name != "" {
					normalized.Outputs[j].Name = capitalise(output.Name)
				}
				if hasStruct(output.Type) {
					bindStructType[lang](output.Type, structs)
				}
			}
			// Append the methods to the call or transact lists
			if original.IsConstant() {
				calls[original.Name] = &tmplMethod{Original: original, Normalized: normalized, Structured: structured(original.Outputs)}
			} else {
				transacts[original.Name] = &tmplMethod{Original: original, Normalized: normalized, Structured: structured(original.Outputs)}
			}
		}
		for _, original := range evmABI.Events {
			// Skip anonymous events as they don't support explicit filtering
			if original.Anonymous {
				continue
			}
			// Normalize the event for capital cases and non-anonymous outputs
			normalized := original

			// Ensure there is no duplicated identifier
			normalizedName := methodNormalizer[lang](alias(aliases, original.Name))
			if eventIdentifiers[normalizedName] {
				return "", fmt.Errorf("duplicated identifier \"%s\"(normalized \"%s\"), use --alias for renaming", original.Name, normalizedName)
			}
			eventIdentifiers[normalizedName] = true
			normalized.Name = normalizedName

			used := make(map[string]bool)
			normalized.Inputs = make([]abi.Argument, len(original.Inputs))
			copy(normalized.Inputs, original.Inputs)
			for j, input := range normalized.Inputs {
				if input.Name == "" {
					normalized.Inputs[j].Name = fmt.Sprintf("arg%d", j)
				}
				// Event is a bit special, we need to define event struct in binding,
				// ensure there is no camel-case-style name conflict.
				for index := 0; ; index++ {
					if !used[capitalise(normalized.Inputs[j].Name)] {
						used[capitalise(normalized.Inputs[j].Name)] = true
						break
					}
					normalized.Inputs[j].Name = fmt.Sprintf("%s%d", normalized.Inputs[j].Name, index)
				}
				if hasStruct(input.Type) {
					bindStructType[lang](input.Type, structs)
				}
			}
			// Append the event to the accumulator list
			events[original.Name] = &tmplEvent{Original: original, Normalized: normalized}
		}
		// Add two special fallback functions if they exist
		if evmABI.HasFallback() {
			fallback = &tmplMethod{Original: evmABI.Fallback}
		}
		if evmABI.HasReceive() {
			receive = &tmplMethod{Original: evmABI.Receive}
		}
		// There is no easy way to pass arbitrary java objects to the Go side.
		if len(structs) > 0 && lang == LangJava {
			return "", errors.New("java binding for tuple arguments is not supported yet")
		}

		contracts[types[i]] = &tmplContract{
			Type:        capitalise(types[i]),
			InputABI:    strings.ReplaceAll(strippedABI, "\"", "\\\""),
			InputBin:    strings.TrimPrefix(strings.TrimSpace(bytecodes[i]), "0x"),
			Constructor: evmABI.Constructor,
			Calls:       calls,
			Transacts:   transacts,
			Fallback:    fallback,
			Receive:     receive,
			Events:      events,
			Libraries:   make(map[string]string),
		}
		// Function 4-byte signatures are stored in the same sequence
		// as types, if available.
		if len(fsigs) > i {
			contracts[types[i]].FuncSigs = fsigs[i]
		}
		// Parse library references.
		for pattern, name := range libs {
			matched, err := regexp.Match("__\\$"+pattern+"\\$__", []byte(contracts[types[i]].InputBin))
			if err != nil {
				log.Error("Could not search for pattern", "pattern", pattern, "contract", contracts[types[i]], "err", err)
			}
			if matched {
				contracts[types[i]].Libraries[pattern] = name
				// keep track that this type is a library
				if _, ok := isLib[name]; !ok {
					isLib[name] = struct{}{}
				}
			}
		}
	}
	// Check if that type has already been identified as a library
	for i := 0; i < len(types); i++ {
		_, ok := isLib[types[i]]
		contracts[types[i]].Library = ok
	}
	// Generate the contract template data content and render it
	data := &tmplData{
		Package:   pkg,
		Contracts: contracts,
		Libraries: libs,
		Structs:   structs,
	}
	buffer := new(bytes.Buffer)

	funcs := map[string]interface{}{
		"bindtype":      bindType[lang],
		"bindtopictype": bindTopicType[lang],
		"namedtype":     namedType[lang],
		"capitalise":    capitalise,
		"decapitalise":  decapitalise,
	}
	tmpl := template.Must(template.New("").Funcs(funcs).Parse(tmplSource[lang]))
	if err := tmpl.Execute(buffer, data); err != nil {
		return "", err
	}
	// For Go bindings pass the code through gofmt to clean it up
	if lang == LangGo {
		code, err := format.Source(buffer.Bytes())
		if err != nil {
			return "", fmt.Errorf("%v\n%s", err, buffer)
		}
		return string(code), nil
	}
	// For all others just return as is for now
	return buffer.String(), nil
}

// bindType is a set of type binders that convert Solidity types to some supported
// programming language types.
var bindType = map[Lang]func(kind abi.Type, structs map[string]*tmplStruct) string{
	LangGo:   bindTypeGo,
	LangJava: bindTypeJava,
}

// bindBasicTypeGo converts basic solidity types(except array, slice and tuple) to Go ones.
func bindBasicTypeGo(kind abi.Type) string {
	switch kind.T {
	case abi.AddressTy:
		return "common.Address"
	case abi.IntTy, abi.UintTy:
		parts := regexp.MustCompile(`(u)?int([0-9]*)`).FindStringSubmatch(kind.String())
		switch parts[2] {
		case "8", "16", "32", "64":
			return fmt.Sprintf("%sint%s", parts[1], parts[2])
		}
		return "*big.Int"
	case abi.FixedBytesTy:
		return fmt.Sprintf("[%d]byte", kind.Size)
	case abi.BytesTy:
		return "[]byte"
	case abi.FunctionTy:
		return "[24]byte"
	default:
		// string, bool types
		return kind.String()
	}
}

// bindTypeGo converts solidity types to Go ones. Since there is no clear mapping
// from all Solidity types to Go ones (e.g. uint17), those that cannot be exactly
// mapped will use an upscaled type (e.g. BigDecimal).
func bindTypeGo(kind abi.Type, structs map[string]*tmplStruct) string {
	switch kind.T {
	case abi.TupleTy:
		return structs[kind.TupleRawName+kind.String()].Name
	case abi.ArrayTy:
		return fmt.Sprintf("[%d]", kind.Size) + bindTypeGo(*kind.Elem, structs)
	case abi.SliceTy:
		return "[]" + bindTypeGo(*kind.Elem, structs)
	default:
		return bindBasicTypeGo(kind)
	}
}

// bindBasicTypeJava converts basic solidity types(except array, slice and tuple) to Java ones.
func bindBasicTypeJava(kind abi.Type) string {
	switch kind.T {
	case abi.AddressTy:
		return "Address"
	case abi.IntTy, abi.UintTy:
		// Note that uint and int (without digits) are also matched,
		// these are size 256, and will translate to BigInt (the default).
		parts := regexp.MustCompile(`(u)?int([0-9]*)`).FindStringSubmatch(kind.String())
		if len(parts) != 3 {
			return kind.String()
		}
		// All unsigned integers should be translated to BigInt since gomobile doesn't
		// support them.
		if parts[1] == "u" {
			return "BigInt"
		}

		namedSize := map[string]string{
			"8":  "byte",
			"16": "short",
			"32": "int",
			"64": "long",
		}[parts[2]]

		// default to BigInt
		if namedSize == "" {
			namedSize = "BigInt"
		}
		return namedSize
	case abi.FixedBytesTy, abi.BytesTy:
		return "byte[]"
	case abi.BoolTy:
		return "boolean"
	case abi.StringTy:
		return "String"
	case abi.FunctionTy:
		return "byte[24]"
	default:
		return kind.String()
	}
}

// pluralizeJavaType explicitly converts multidimensional types to predefined
// types in go side.
func pluralizeJavaType(typ string) string {
	switch typ {
	case "boolean":
		return "Bools"
	case "String":
		return "Strings"
	case "Address":
		return "Addresses"
	case "byte[]":
		return "Binaries"
	case "BigInt":
		return "BigInts"
	}
	return typ + "[]"
}

// bindTypeJava converts a Solidity type to a Java one. Since there is no clear mapping
// from all Solidity types to Java ones (e.g. uint17), those that cannot be exactly
// mapped will use an upscaled type (e.g. BigDecimal).
func bindTypeJava(kind abi.Type, structs map[string]*tmplStruct) string {
	switch kind.T {
	case abi.TupleTy:
		return structs[kind.TupleRawName+kind.String()].Name
	case abi.ArrayTy, abi.SliceTy:
		return pluralizeJavaType(bindTypeJava(*kind.Elem, structs))
	default:
		return bindBasicTypeJava(kind)
	}
}

// bindTopicType is a set of type binders that convert Solidity types to some
// supported programming language topic types.
var bindTopicType = map[Lang]func(kind abi.Type, structs map[string]*tmplStruct) string{
	LangGo:   bindTopicTypeGo,
	LangJava: bindTopicTypeJava,
}

// bindTopicTypeGo converts a Solidity topic type to a Go one. It is almost the same
// functionality as for simple types, but dynamic types get converted to hashes.
func bindTopicTypeGo(kind abi.Type, structs map[string]*tmplStruct) string {
	bound := bindTypeGo(kind, structs)

	// todo(rjl493456442) according solidity documentation, indexed event
	// parameters that are not value types i.e. arrays and structs are not
	// stored directly but instead a keccak256-hash of an encoding is stored.
	//
	// We only convert stringS and bytes to hash, still need to deal with
	// array(both fixed-size and dynamic-size) and struct.
	if bound == "string" || bound == "[]byte" {
		bound = "common.Hash"
	}
	return bound
}

// bindTopicTypeJava converts a Solidity topic type to a Java one. It is almost the same
// functionality as for simple types, but dynamic types get converted to hashes.
func bindTopicTypeJava(kind abi.Type, structs map[string]*tmplStruct) string {
	bound := bindTypeJava(kind, structs)

	// todo(rjl493456442) according solidity documentation, indexed event
	// parameters that are not value types i.e. arrays and structs are not
	// stored directly but instead a keccak256-hash of an encoding is stored.
	//
	// We only convert strings and bytes to hash, still need to deal with
	// array(both fixed-size and dynamic-size) and struct.
	if bound == "String" || bound == "byte[]" {
		bound = "Hash"
	}
	return bound
}

// bindStructType is a set of type binders that convert Solidity tuple types to some supported
// programming language struct definition.
var bindStructType = map[Lang]func(kind abi.Type, structs map[string]*tmplStruct) string{
	LangGo:   bindStructTypeGo,
	LangJava: bindStructTypeJava,
}

// bindStructTypeGo converts a Solidity tuple type to a Go one and records the mapping
// in the given map.
// Notably, this function will resolve and record nested struct recursively.
func bindStructTypeGo(kind abi.Type, structs map[string]*tmplStruct) string {
	switch kind.T {
	case abi.TupleTy:
		// We compose a raw struct name and a canonical parameter expression
		// together here. The reason is before solidity v0.5.11, kind.TupleRawName
		// is empty, so we use canonical parameter expression to distinguish
		// different struct definition. From the consideration of backward
		// compatibility, we concat these two together so that if kind.TupleRawName
		// is not empty, it can have unique id.
		id := kind.TupleRawName + kind.String()
		if s, exist := structs[id]; exist {
			return s.Name
		}
		var (
			names  = make(map[string]bool)
			fields []*tmplField
		)
		for i, elem := range kind.TupleElems {
			name := capitalise(kind.TupleRawNames[i])
			name = abi.ResolveNameConflict(name, func(s string) bool { return names[s] })
			names[name] = true
			fields = append(fields, &tmplField{Type: bindStructTypeGo(*elem, structs), Name: name, SolKind: *elem})
		}
		name := kind.TupleRawName
		if name == "" {
			name = fmt.Sprintf("Struct%d", len(structs))
		}
		name = capitalise(name)

		structs[id] = &tmplStruct{
			Name:   name,
			Fields: fields,
		}
		return name
	case abi.ArrayTy:
		return fmt.Sprintf("[%d]", kind.Size) + bindStructTypeGo(*kind.Elem, structs)
	case abi.SliceTy:
		return "[]" + bindStructTypeGo(*kind.Elem, structs)
	default:
		return bindBasicTypeGo(kind)
	}
}

// bindStructTypeJava converts a Solidity tuple type to a Java one and records the mapping
// in the given map.
// Notably, this function will resolve and record nested struct recursively.
func bindStructTypeJava(kind abi.Type, structs map[string]*tmplStruct) string {
	switch kind.T {
	case abi.TupleTy:
		// We compose a raw struct name and a canonical parameter expression
		// together here. The reason is before solidity v0.5.11, kind.TupleRawName
		// is empty, so we use canonical parameter expression to distinguish
		// different struct definition. From the consideration of backward
		// compatibility, we concat these two together so that if kind.TupleRawName
		// is not empty, it can have unique id.
		id := kind.TupleRawName + kind.String()
		if s, exist := structs[id]; exist {
			return s.Name
		}
		var fields []*tmplField
		for i, elem := range kind.TupleElems {
			field := bindStructTypeJava(*elem, structs)
			fields = append(fields, &tmplField{Type: field, Name: decapitalise(kind.TupleRawNames[i]), SolKind: *elem})
		}
		name := kind.TupleRawName
		if name == "" {
			name = fmt.Sprintf("Class%d", len(structs))
		}
		structs[id] = &tmplStruct{
			Name:   name,
			Fields: fields,
		}
		return name
	case abi.ArrayTy, abi.SliceTy:
		return pluralizeJavaType(bindStructTypeJava(*kind.Elem, structs))
	default:
		return bindBasicTypeJava(kind)
	}
}

// namedType is a set of functions that transform language specific types to
// named versions that may be used inside method names.
var namedType = map[Lang]func(string, abi.Type) string{
	LangGo:   func(string, abi.Type) string { panic("this shouldn't be needed") },
	LangJava: namedTypeJava,
}

// namedTypeJava converts some primitive data types to named variants that can
// be used as parts of method names.
func namedTypeJava(javaKind string, solKind abi.Type) string {
	switch javaKind {
	case "byte[]":
		return "Binary"
	case "boolean":
		return "Bool"
	default:
		parts := regexp.MustCompile(`(u)?int([0-9]*)(\[[0-9]*\])?`).FindStringSubmatch(solKind.String())
		if len(parts) != 4 {
			return javaKind
		}
		switch parts[2] {
		case "8", "16", "32", "64":
			if parts[3] == "" {
				return capitalise(fmt.Sprintf("%sint%s", parts[1], parts[2]))
			}
			return capitalise(fmt.Sprintf("%sint%ss", parts[1], parts[2]))

		default:
			return javaKind
		}
	}
}

// alias returns an alias of the given string based on the aliasing rules
// or returns itself if no rule is matched.
func alias(aliases map[string]string, n string) string {
	if alias, exist := aliases[n]; exist {
		return alias
	}
	return n
}

// methodNormalizer is a name transformer that modifies Solidity method names to
// conform to target language naming conventions.
var methodNormalizer = map[Lang]func(string) string{
	LangGo:   abi.ToCamelCase,
	LangJava: decapitalise,
}

// capitalise makes a camel-case string which starts with an upper case character.
var capitalise = abi.ToCamelCase

// decapitalise makes a camel-case string which starts with a lower case character.
func decapitalise(input string) string {
	if len(input) == 0 {
		return input
	}

	goForm := abi.ToCamelCase(input)
	return strings.ToLower(goForm[:1]) + goForm[1:]
}

// structured checks whether a list of ABI data types has enough information to
// operate through a proper Go struct or if flat returns are needed.
func structured(args abi.Arguments) bool {
	if len(args) < 2 {
		return false
	}
	exists := make(map[string]bool)
	for _, out := range args {
		// If the name is anonymous, we can't organize into a struct
		if out.Name == "" {
			return false
		}
		// If the field name is empty when normalized or collides (var, Var, _var, _Var),
		// we can't organize into a struct
		field := capitalise(out.Name)
		if field == "" || exists[field] {
			return false
		}
		exists[field] = true
	}
	return true
}

// hasStruct returns an indicator whether the given type is struct, struct slice
// or struct array.
func hasStruct(t abi.Type) bool {
	switch t.T {
	case abi.SliceTy:
		return hasStruct(*t.Elem)
	case abi.ArrayTy:
		return hasStruct(*t.Elem)
	case abi.TupleTy:
		return true
	default:
		return false
	}
}